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Ensuring Seamless SQL Migrations in Production

How We Do It

Ensuring Seamless SQL Migrations in Production

Learn how to test SQL migration scripts in your CI/CD pipeline with PostgreSQL, SQLAlchemy, and Alembic. This guide explains creating and comparing database schemas, handling migration script evolution, and overcoming challenges like column order differences.

By Charly Laurent 05 Jul 2024
Changelog Unleashed: Mergify's Leap into Automated Feature Announcements

How We Do It

Changelog Unleashed: Mergify's Leap into Automated Feature Announcements

In this blog post, we are diving into the process we created to generate our changelog, hence announcing our new features each time a pull request is merged.

By Charly Laurent 12 Mar 2024
How to Change the Default Commit Message on GitHub

How to Change the Default Commit Message on GitHub

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By Charly Laurent 24 Oct 2023
Streamlining Software Dependency Management with Dependabot

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Streamlining Software Dependency Management with Dependabot

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By Charly Laurent 20 Apr 2023
Level Up Your Docker Security: Uncover Mergify's Battle-Tested Workflow for Container Image Scanning

Technical

Level Up Your Docker Security: Uncover Mergify's Battle-Tested Workflow for Container Image Scanning

At Mergify, we use Docker containers to run our production environments. Containers help developers deliver their code faster and ship their features in a snap, and they are now used substantially in most software-centric organizations. We are no exception. We build our images, run them, and ship them to customers

By Charly Laurent 02 Mar 2023
Clean Python: Names

Technical

Clean Python: Names

What is Clean Code? Clean Code is a book written in 2008 by Robert C. Martin. It compiles a lot of knowledge to help every developer write Clean Code. But what is "clean code" exactly? A code considered "clean" is code that: 1. is easy to

By Charly Laurent 06 Dec 2022
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