Git

Recently my company has switched code repositories, from Gitlab to GitHub. I already have a personal GitHub account so I find myself in a position where I have two GitHub accounts. I authenticate using ssh keys, but GitHub does not authenticate two separate accounts using the same keys. Despite generating a new ssh key for my new corporate account I found myself unable to access my organisations repositories.

Continuous Integration (CI) is not a tool but a practice of continually merging in new behaviour/features into a released product. To facilitate this practice without exposing end users to unstable behaviour and bugs, testing needs to be standardised and automated. It’s no wonder then that CI is often associated with Test Driven Development (TDD), which mandates that you write your tests first, working backwards to the write the minimal code that should pass each test.

Gitlab runner in a docker container. Compatible with Raspberry Pi