CLOUDY MUSINGS

At some point you look across your repos and realize you've got some sort of split personality problem. Half your projects are on main, the other half are still on master, and every time you touch a pipeline, clone a repo, or write documentation, you have to stop and remember which one you're dealing with. You know it's not broken, it's just inconsistent enough to be a persistent low-grade annoyance. I recently went through this myself and thought about adding this to my blog

So there I was, ready to pull down a GitHub repo and get to work finishing a recent blog. I typed in the familiar command: git clone ...

Shannon's Disclaimer: All code for this blog can be found here . I'm going to start putting together code based blogs with their own repo and will clean up older blog posts as time allows. If you spend enough time working in the cloud, you get used to things breaking in ways that make no sense. Case in point: the other day my Azure CLI on Windows decided it was going to stop working. I started in WSL because that is usually where things behave the best. I ran az login and ins