@brammm@ramsey I watched just the first episode, Andor is still leaps and bound over... It has a more serious tone, more "adult", I think it targets a different, more mature and demanding audience.
@nyamsprod as other have said, definitely a BC for A due to class removal. And due to the inverse relation, you don't even have an easy migration path (like with a plain class_alias or an extension)... 😔
discovered livetechhelper.com, while the initiative could be positive explained, the execution is horrible! I found https://livetechhelper.com/repos/jaapio/phpunit
I can help with #phpunit but obviously any income should go to the original maintainers not to me because I created a fork!
Same applies to other projects, should we stop this?! #php#foss?
I’d love to see a behind-the-scenes or making-of for #LastWeekTonight. How do they put it together in such a tight, well-made package. There don’t appear to be many cuts, and John Oliver’s hand motions and everything is so well-choreographed. Is he really that good, or do they practice this over and over?
I took a new (to me) lens to San Francisco, the Canon FD 50mm/1.4, which I haven't had a chance to test before going (which I in hindsight realized was not very wise). I shot 4 rolls of film on the trip. Eagerly awaiting the scans to come back from the lab...
@ramsey I always only did kubectl apply for changes, never delved deeper so I didn't know this option! I switched to Helm that handles revisions automatically for rollbacks too...
@rob this is the Docker snippet that I was talking you about to avoid needed the wait-for script. You define the healthcheck on the MySQL service in Docker Compose:
@willpower232@rob definitely! But it's just a small improvement over Rob's approach that he had in his slides at #phpday, where he was executing a well known "wait-for" script