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I recently upgraded all of my dependencies in package.json to the latest. I went from Angular 12.2.0 to 13.0.1 and github is now rejecting my push with the following file size error. Is there some setting I need to define in angular.json build profile that will help minimize these cache file sizes?

Is there a way to stop getting error from ESLint for single word view name in Vue3?

Every time I run ESLint, I get following message:

I created a minimal working module called new. The folder structure, link here is as follows:

I have ng-payment-card package and I've made some modifications in a file inside the package, and I need to include this file in the git commit in order to not reset it every time I make npm install.

I tried to write in .gitignore like this:

Using git version 2.35.1.windows.2, all Git invocations include this warning at least once:

I recently created this post trying to figure out how to reference GitHub Secrets in a GitHub action. I believe I got that solved & figured out and I'm onto a different issue.

Below is a sample of the workflow code as of right now, the issue I need help with is the Create and populate .Renviron file part.

What I want to do

Based on the FAQ

https://semantic-release.gitbook.io/semantic-release/support/faq#why-is-the-package.jsons-version-not-updated-in-my-repository

I want to update the package.json version number on a new release.

What I did

• Create a new empty private Github repository for an organization temp with a README.md and .gitignore for node
• Clone the repository
• Fix the first commit message via git rebase -i --root and change it to feat: initial commit
• Create a package.json with the content

I am trying to learn Google Kubernetes Engine. I am deploying a web app in Node.js on a cluster containing 6 sensitive environment variables. Locally I have them in an .env file that I have .gitignored. I push the code to github which creates a container on Cloud Build through a trigger.

I am using the graphical user interface of GCP (i.e not Kubectl, gsutil or the likes of it). I am also doing it without Yaml-files. This works perfectly fine for now.

However, I am troubleshooting an issue which makes me having to deploy new workloads all the time, and as such I need to add those environmental variables every time, which is quite tedious.

I understand the solution is to do it either using gsutil and/or use yaml-files. I know I will have to start using gsutil and yaml at some point, and maybe that is now.

However, I wonder if I put environmental variables in a yaml-file that I push to github and further on to GCP, I obviously cannot gitignore it. How, then, do I keep the passwords etc outside of the code base? I moved these variables from the code into environmental variables for that reason.

What is common/good practise to work with environmental variables on GCP - in a easy and safe manner?

According to the docs, there's nothing called .angular being regarded. Yet, in my project, I get that directory, immediately in the root of the project (on the same level as e.g. package.json).

It wasn't there before because my .gitignore would've barked at it. Currently, I'm trying out the latest Angular version, 13.0 and I conclude that it's a new addition to the tooling. Probably, it's some temporary stuff, since its contents are the following.

• .angular/cache/angular-webpack
• .angular/cache/babel-webpack

It was pointless to google .angular directory dot what is and the only (semi-)relevant hit I got was the docs linked above.

What's up with .angular directory and do I need to care (and/or version control it)?