Sometimes I solve the same problem twice. A bug eats an afternoon, I find the fix, and a few weeks later I hit a similar problem and forgot how to solve it. So I’m starting a log: an honest record of the work behind GitProxy to help myself and future users, as well as the general public solve the same problems, much, much faster.
About GitProxy
GitProxy sits between developers and a Git remote endpoint such as github.com, and ensures that all outgoing git push operations are compliant with organizational policy. It aims to enable developers to contribute to open source, while addressing the myriad of legal and compliance requirements that firms have in place. It’s a FINOS project, MIT-licensed, and contributions are welcome.
npx -y @finos/git-proxyHow often to expect updates
I hope to share progress at least once a week. Feel free to subscribe via RSS if you want updates as they land. If any of this saves you an hour or two, star the repo!