Welcome to my dev notes.
I will use this to post findings, bug fixes, and here and then cross-post all my contributions to dev.to, youtube, twitch, medium etc. here.
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Use Java 8 within GitHub CodeSpaces
Currently, Java 11 is installed on GitHub CodeSpaces and you can’t change that as easily as on your local machine with commands like: Also, setting the JAVA_HOME variable didn’t have an influence on the Java version used. Still java -version gives me the output: The good thing is, that you can force a Java version…
“terraform” will damage your computer. You should move it to Bin.
Not the best warning my MacBook showed yesterday, refusing to run terraform init on the just-cloned project. Here’s how I got to the solution of reinstalling Terraform and why it was necessary. Long story short: Delete and reinstall the software (terraform in this case) to use it again with e.g.brew uninstall terraform brew install terraform…
Switch the java version on your mac
You can switch your Java version on your Mac by following these steps: Note: These steps will only set the Java version for the current terminal session. If you want to permanently set the Java version, you will need to add the export command to your shell configuration file (e.g. ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc).
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