Back home. After the graduation party at my sister’s house (her son graduated from the senior secondary school) we made a short visit to the Moomin museum [muumimuseo.fi]. It was pretty nice, and we will definitely visit again some time.
That was fun. But now I need to head home to get some rest before the drive tomorrow.
On my way to the company christmas party. I cannot stay long, as I need to drive to Tampere (~200 km, a bit over 2 hours) tomorrow morning.
@variablepulserate True that. However, the right thumb is aching pretty bad every now and then, making life not so pleasant…
I seem to have a pinched nerve that causes my right hand's thumb to ache every now and then. One could say it is caused by my occupation, as a right-handed person who works on mobile apps I tend to use my right thumb quite a lot. 😁
Well, that meeting was total waste of time. Yes, we could provide a document that explains the security solutions we have chosen for the app architecture, but planning and doing a recurring security audit and penetration testing for every release is, in my humble opinion, waste of time and resources if the app architecture has not changed (as it has not since the 1.0 release over 3 years ago).
I guess we need to create that document then, but otherwise it is an overkill to run a security audit for every release as we churn out a new one every 3 weeks…
Managed to get the Docker image build now. Had to define one environment variable, then everything just clicked. However, running the stuff inside that container does not work yet, as that environment variable seems to be have an incorrect value. 🤔
// @matigo
@matigo Yeah… I will be starting my 12th year in the IT business when the year changes, and things have not become easier.
@matigo I am building up a container that we could re-use in our tests, just to have a standardized setup every single time. Once that is done, then we would just mount the repository as its application files and run the tests, which is really, really straightforward thing to get done.
Now I managed to reach the point where the CI machine fails. Now I just need to resolve that issue, then the whole setup is more or less ready.