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    Sharing the stuff I learn along the way
    • How to fix error in importing assisted-service in Go

      Posted on March 29, 2023

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      Tags:
      • go
      • openshift
      • assisted-service
    • How to query a openshift resource in Go

      Posted on March 28, 2023

      A common chore in automation is to take a command line, like this: oc get nmstateconfig/cnfde17.redhat.com -n cnfde17 -o yaml [Read More]
      Tags:
      • go
      • openshift
    • How to subscribe to redfish events using curl

      Posted on September 21, 2022

      While Dell redfish allows you to use a single request to subscribe using the user and password header, HPE requests another step. [Read More]
      Tags:
      • redfish
      • curl
    • Rules to follow in automation testing

      Posted on September 10, 2022

      When using automation for testing we want to accomplish two objects, accept the obvious test case automation: Keep the setup working, so even if a setup to the test is not crucial, do not fail the whole suite. If a single test fails, it should clean up , and allow... [Read More]
      Tags:
      • go
      • golang
      • ginkgo
      • testing
    • How to split vendor files from commit

      Posted on August 25, 2022

      When committing go code to a gitlab project, splitting the vendor dependencies, makes sense to reduce the browser changes tab render. So here is a quick way to commit one code commit and one vendor. I will use AWK to separate the code from vendor files and create two commits.... [Read More]
      Tags:
      • go
      • golang
      • bash
      • awk
      • git
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