🏔️ Peak

1/5
Development Log #111 & #112 🚀

What a week!

In the last few days, aside from improving my Rust skills and opening 4 PRs to @gitbutler.com , I coded solutions for major pain points with services we’re tackling with @coolify.io v5.

5/5
✅ Learned tons about Git and doing Git in Rust.
✅ Wrote 1 page of internal docs for my future more efficient Git workflow with GitButler
✅ Documented key Git CLI commands and tricks in one central place

🩹 Health
✅ Did 1 small daily walk yesterday
❌ Skipped today’s walk

4/5
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✅ Finished my important force push protection feature PR for GitButler - more on that soon.
✅ Opened 1 PR to fix singular vs. plural wording in change/commit messages in GitButler
✅ Opened 8 issues & commented on 10+ in the GitButler repo.

3/5
✅ Built out a fully automated way for service version checks and upgrades. At the moment this is a heavy wip 😅 but a small sneak peak is in the image below.
✅ Began exploring automated testing for all services
✅ Triaged 2 issues
✅ Provided support on Discord and Twitter

2/5
👨‍🍳 Core Coolify Development
✅ Planned solutions for the following service pain points: Outdated services, Manual updating image tags for all services (via PRs), services pinned to "latest" and broken services.

1/5
Development Log #111 & #112 🚀

What a week!

In the last few days, aside from improving my Rust skills and opening 4 PRs to @gitbutler.com , I coded solutions for major pain points with services we’re tackling with @coolify.io v5.

No, not yet. These are all the services that will be included.

Not sure yet, but very soon. It will be this week or early next week.

1/2
The next version of @coolify.io will include some of the most requested one-click services

The first is OpenPanel, an open-source alternative to Mixpanel and more.

1/4
Development Log #110

Holy sh*t, it is almost 3am in the morning. I need to stop coding this long 😅.

Today was a bit different as I improved my tauri and app development skills through real-world practice by opening 3 PRs on @gitbutler.com.

4/4
✅ Improved force-pushing security a lot and kinda nerd-sniped me a half day into the trenches of git and rust
✅ Added the ability to set a default terminal to open the repo in the terminal in 1 click
✅ Fixed a menu issue linking to the wrong settings page

🩹 Health
❌ Skipped my walk

3/4
🏔️ Peak Products
I am preparing for my own tauri based app release, so I am currently looking into other tauri apps to improve my tauri code before my initial release.

So what better way than to improve GitButler, my future git client, so I opened 3 PRs to GitButler.

2/4
👨‍🍳 Core Coolify Development
✅ Merged, tested, and fixed 1 big service PR for OpenPanel.
✅ Reviewed a few more PRs that will be merged tomorrow, or, well, I guess today :)

1/4
Development Log #110

Holy sh*t, it is almost 3am in the morning. I need to stop coding this long 😅.

Today was a bit different as I improved my tauri and app development skills through real-world practice by opening 3 PRs on @gitbutler.com.

2/2
And that is not all, as the next version will also include a PiHole and Matrix template as well as a template to run your own self-hosted GitHub action runners.

A special thanks to all the contributors who helped make this possible.

1/2
The next version of @coolify.io will include some of the most requested one-click services

The first is OpenPanel, an open-source alternative to Mixpanel and more.

1/5
Development Log #109

I am back from my 2 week summer break and a lot of things have happened (in addition to resting 😅)

During my break I tried out @gitbutler.com in great detail and I am very impressed and in love with their workflow. In the near future I will switch my full workflow to it

5/5
🩹 Health
✅ Went for a short walk

4/5
✅ Opened a fix PR for a critical volume data loss issue which would occur when stopping a service and volume cleanup was enabled on the server
✅ Fixed a long outstanding issue when deleting a resource where docker cleanup would always run even if it was explicitly disabled

3/5
✅ Fixed one of the most annoying git tracking issues. Took me over an hour to find what was going on. It was a case sensitivity issue with a lowercase and uppercase folder name 😭
✅ Closed 6 PRs - 2 not needed (wrong), 2 stale, 2 not allowed services as they where too small

2/5
Today, I went over 23 PRs and Coolify core PRs went down from 69 to 52

I fixed a data loss issue that occurred in rare cases

👨‍🍳 Core Coolify Development
✅ Tested, fixed and merged 11 PRs
✅ Fixed 5 issues directly on next
✅ Reviewed and requested feedback or changes on 4 PRs
✅ Closed 1 docs PR

1/5
Development Log #109

I am back from my 2 week summer break and a lot of things have happened (in addition to resting 😅)

During my break I tried out @gitbutler.com in great detail and I am very impressed and in love with their workflow. In the near future I will switch my full workflow to it

1/4
Development Log #108

Today, I went over 28 PRs and our PRs went down from 55 to 36 PRs.

I merged a total of 12 PRs and closed 9 PRs after careful review.

👨‍🍳 Core Coolify Development
✅ Merged, tested and fixed 10 PRs
✅ Finished and merged my large backups fix PR

4/4
✅ Closed 9 PRs. 5 I fixed myself with a another solution, 1 was already fixed via another PR, 2 services were too small and 1 PR was a stale

🩹 Health
✅ Went for a small walk

3/4
✅ Opened 1 security PR for a Livewire vulnerability and it is already released
✅ Upgraded all v4 dependencies to the latest version for better compatibility, especially with Nixpacks and Bun
✅ Fixed 3+ issues directly on next

2/4
✅ Tested my large backup fix PR with a 58 GB Postgres DB to make sure large backups and imports are now working
✅ Finished up my Horizon config update that fixes some v4 performance issues and merged it
✅ Reviewed and requested changes or feedback on 7 PRs

1/4
Development Log #108

Today, I went over 28 PRs and our PRs went down from 55 to 36 PRs.

I merged a total of 12 PRs and closed 9 PRs after careful review.

👨‍🍳 Core Coolify Development
✅ Merged, tested and fixed 10 PRs
✅ Finished and merged my large backups fix PR

1/6
Development Log #106 and #107 🚀

The last 2 days I finished up 3 PRs (almost ready now) that I have been working on for a while locally, in addition to my 2.5 week performance tests.

1 performance improvement PR will even come to v4 as it is backwards compatible.

6/6
✅ Adjusted a lot of configuration files with better and more secure defaults and removed any unused configuration option
✅ Provided support on 1+ GitHub issue

🩹 Health
✅ Went on a medium walk

5/6
✅ Added a few tables with the new strict migration structure I planned and it is so good
✅ Added a new cleaner versions.json file for v5
✅ Fixed gh action caching
✅ Upgraded all dependencies and config files to the latest version