How to wire Black Duck scans into a self-hosted GitHub Enterprise Server so findings land in code scanning and fixes arrive as pull requests, plus a small script for tools that cannot open PRs themselves.
Day-to-day life after the move: writing and publishing a post, updating the theme and Hugo safely, extending the site, and the gotchas that cost me an evening each.
A step-by-step guide to moving a WordPress blog to Hugo: back up, inventory, convert with a script, rescue images, keep every link, then go live.
DNS moved to Cloudflare, mail kept working, and samarthya.me now serves the new site over HTTPS.
DNS to Cloudflare, the website to GitHub Pages, email left where it was, and the traps in between.
Hugo, Blowfish and GitHub Pages: a portal homepage, topics that sort themselves, and accessibility measured rather than guessed.
137 posts moved to a static Hugo site, 126 images recovered from an old backup, old links kept alive.
In case you are still using the basic/auth it is time to move to personal access token.
Official documentation is the best guide. Personal access tokens (PATs) are an alternative to using passwords for authentication to GitHub Enterprise Server when using the GitHub API or the command line.
