Hi All,
Two days ago, git 2.44 has been released.
Read the Blog post here: Highlights from Git 2.44
Git 2.44 Release Notes
Let’s have a look at the installed version
git -v to update use the command below (cmd must be started “As Administrator”)
git update-git-for-windows This will download and start the update installer
Let’s check the git version after the update
git -v You can also download it here: https://git-scm.
Hi All,
Today i have realized, that git 2.43 has been released already on November 22 2023.
Read the Blog post here: Highlights from Git 2.43
Git 2.43 Release Notes
Let’s have a look at the installed version
git -v to update use the command below (cmd must be started “As Administrator”)
git update-git-for-windows This will download and start the update installer
Let’s check the git version after the update
Hi All,
A few days ago git 2.42 has been released. Read the Blog post here: Highlights from Git 2.42
Git 2.42 Release Notes
Let’s have a look at the installed version
git -v to update use the command below (cmd must be started “As Administrator”)
git update-git-for-windows Let’s check the git version after the update
git -v Regards
Andres Bohren
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Hi All,
I’ve had a warning in my Azure DevOps Pipeline, that deploys this Blog via Hugo to Azure Static Website.
The build number format string Azure Static Web Apps CI/CD generated a build number Azure Static Web Apps CI/CD which contains invalid character(s), is too long, or ends with ‘.’. The maximum length of a build number is 255 characters. Characters which are not allowed include ‘"’, ‘/’, ‘:’, ‘<’, ‘>’, ‘', ‘|’, ‘?
Hi All,
In Microsoft Code 1.79, there has been an update that fixes a security issue.
You can find the details here Closed Issue
A information disclosure vulnerability exists in VS Code 1.79.0 and earlier versions on Windows when file system operations are performed on malicious UNC paths. Examples include reading or resolving metadata of such paths. An authorised attacker must send the user a malicious file and convince the user to open it for the vulnerability to occur.
Hi All,
A few days ago git 2.41 has been released. Read the Blog post here: Highlights from Git 2.41
Git 2.41 Release Notes
Let’s have a look at the installed version
git -v to update use the command below
git update-git-for-windows It will automatically update your git version
Let’s check the git version after the update
git -v Regards
Andres Bohren
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Hi All,
I’ was running my blog since 2007 on Subtext. At that Time i wanted to have a Blog that is using ASP.NET and MS SQL Server. To this day the Blog is running on an ol HP Server under my Desk at Home.
It worked fine, but the Project was archived in 2018 and has not seen much development since 2012. It had some quirks and was designed to work without SSL/TLS.
Hi All,
Today i have checked my Git version and realized that there is a new version since mid of March 2023.
Highlights from Git 2.40 git --version Download from Git SCM Installation
Release Notes Regards
Andres Bohren
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Hi All, To be honest, i am a System Engineering guy and not a developer. Even i like to write PowerShell Scripts and use VSCode almost on a daily basis. I am still a Git Noob 😂 I've had an old GitHub Repo where the only branch is still "master". I wanted to change that and found this Guide.
To rename the branch locally i used the following command
git branch -m master main Then i pushed that branch to GitHub
Hi All, GitHub recently announced that they will make Two Factor Authentication (2FA) mandatory.
Raising the bar for software security: GitHub 2FA begins March 13
https://github.blog/2023-03-09-raising-the-bar-for-software-security-github-2fa-begins-march-13/ Let's enable that straight away. I've logged into my Github Account. Under "Password and Authnentication" you can enable Multifactor Authentication.
In my Case GitHub Mobile was used to verify my Access
The Website showed a code i had to Enter in the GitHub Mobile App
