Land of Unknwon

A(nother) brief history Link to heading In 2024, we presented the Grand scheme of managing Gogs infrastructure on DigitalOcean with Pulumi, where we fully migrated the entire lifecycle of Gogs infrastructure onto Pulumi as the chosen Infrastructure as Code

Welcome!

This blog post is a counterpart of my earlier post Managing stack pull requests with Graphite.

Preface Link to heading It has been another three years at Sourcegraph to make my six-year anniversary, I can’t stop saying that time flies.

Don’t scare me Link to heading Started with GitHub Copilot for code completion to now using AI coding agents to write your code.

Why am I doing this?

A brief history Link to heading The Gogs project has been proudly sponsored by DigitalOcean since 2015 via its Open Source Credits program.

UPDATE 2025-10-29: If you can’t afford Graphite like me, try Managing stack pull requests with git-spice.

Preface Link to heading Frankly, I did not expect to have another blog post so soon after the lengthy one just one year ago.

My story with Sourcegraph Link to heading An email from a random cool guy Link to heading The story all started with an email, it was 2013, and I just started learning Go, wrote a website (which has been archived after running it for 9 years) to practice…

Being persistent is better than being clever.

This blog post is inspired by the conversation of adding background repository migration to Gogs.

I did not pay attention to M1-chip MacBooks when they were first being announced in 2020 because I believed it was too cutting-edge and the ecoysystem needs time to catch up, which in hindsight was a right call.

Background Link to heading I had used “Sourcegraph Campaigns” once that I migrated all of my personal repositories from Travis CI to GitHub Actions, which is now branded as Sourcegraph Batch Changes.

Crack things before you’re feeling ready.

Background Link to heading I need to set up two GitLab that uses same SSO (Keycloak) and wire up with Sourcegraph to test repository permissions.

This post was originally published on https://thenewstack.io/building-a-web-server-in-go/ Go (Golang.org) is the system programming language that provides standard HTTP protocol support in its standard library, which makes it easy for developers to build…

This post is published corresponding to the Gogs 0.10 release.

This post is published corresponding to the Gogs - Go Git Service v0.8.0 release.

There are two ways to use HTTPS for Gogs based on the way you choose to deploy: Reverse proxy, e.g.

This post is published corresponding to the Gogs - Go Git Service v0.5.0 release.

Introduction Link to heading Go comes with built-in unit test feature, and there are lots of third-party helper libraries before GoConvey was born.

This post is for someone like me who just get started with VIM, and because the original plugin author doesn’t given detailed steps about how to setup his awesome work, here I am.

Transaction Link to heading Sample code 1 This part is based on last post XORM - Go ORM: basic guide and make some improvements in sample code.

This post is published corresponding to the Gogs - Go Git Service v0.4.1 release.

Introduction Link to heading xorm is a Go ORM which provides rich functionality with very simple APIs.

This post is published corresponding to the Gogs - Go Git Service v0.3.0 release.

Great thanks to @bketelsen for correcting grammar.