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Forgejo stores issues, pull requests, users, permissions, webhooks, branch protection rules, and CI status in Postgres already, and git repositories are the one thing left on the filesystem, forcing every deployment to coordinate backups between them, and the two systems scale and fail in different ways. The codebase already shows the strain: Forgejo mirrors branch metadata from git into its own database tables (models/git/branch.go) so it can query branches without shelling out to git every time.
，这一点在91视频中也有详细论述
I completely ignored Anthropic’s advice and wrote a more elaborate test prompt based on a use case I’m familiar with and therefore can audit the agent’s code quality. In 2021, I wrote a script to scrape YouTube video metadata from videos on a given channel using YouTube’s Data API, but the API is poorly and counterintuitively documented and my Python scripts aren’t great. I subscribe to the SiIvagunner YouTube account which, as a part of the channel’s gimmick (musical swaps with different melodies than the ones expected), posts hundreds of videos per month with nondescript thumbnails and titles, making it nonobvious which videos are the best other than the view counts. The video metadata could be used to surface good videos I missed, so I had a fun idea to test Opus 4.5:
addSolidGeometry(new THREE.BoxGeometry(width, height, depth));
strict.writer.write(chunk2); // ok (fills slots buffer)