Sometimes we wan’t to isolate and work with certain group of tests in our IDE. For instance, skip integration and system tests in IntelliJ? Now I’m assuming that you have your tests tagged with JUnit5 @Tag. If not, I’m sure you can figure out some other way to filter your […]
Let’s face it – keeping dependencies up to date is nobody’s favorite task, but it’s essential for security, performance, and accessing new features. Luckily, both Maven and Gradle offer tools to make this chore a little less painful. Let’s look at some approaches for (semi)automating dependency updates in Java projects. […]
Have you ever connected to your VPN and suddenly found that you couldn’t access your local network devices—like your file server, printer, or even other computers on your LAN? It’s frustrating, especially when you’re trying to balance between securing your internet traffic and still being able to access your trusted […]
Important Disclaimer: Disabling SSL verification is a significant security risk, making your application vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attacks. Therefore, this approach should only be used in non-production environments for testing and debugging purposes. and never in production. When developing or debugging applications that consume HTTPS services, it’s common to encounter SSL […]
There are a few different ways to achieve lightweight projections with Hibernate + Spring and they all work fine for ‘simpler’ cases. It boils down to which flavour one prefer – Class based DTOs, Interfaces or dynamic projections. However, things to watch out is N+1 fetch problem and even Open […]
I was eagerly waiting for Microsoft to release this Terminal and the wait has paid off. I love it. While still not completely plug’n’play for all the features that I wish for it is nearly there and definitely more than ready to take throne of the no. 1 Terminal in […]
This one is definitely long due to be fixed in a better way in Eclipse but for now there is a workaround that is sufficient. Right click on any folder, in this case ‘target’ folder under your project and choose properties. Then simply click on ‘Derived’ under attributes section: That’s […]
If you like nano and miss it on windows, here is how you can make it work under git bash on Windows. First of all you need to download the compiled binaries (tar-zipped) from GNU nano site, e.g.: Unpack it somewhere to a folder called nano. Move that folder to […]
Recently gitbash changed default sourcing to bash_profile instead of bashrc. Not big of a deal but if you, like me, share same ‘dot files’ for interactive and local login sessions (think desktop vs server) then this is a minor issue that needs to be addressed. Simplest fix is to change […]
There are many tutorials online about how to do this, so I won’t dwell into unnecessary many details. This will rather be a summary of my experience. I needed to move a few dozen projects from svn to git where both central repositories were hosted internally on own servers. Focus […]