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Java tutorial: "Build a Spring Boot App with User Authentication" is no longer available

Current Behavior

The link https://scotch.io/tutorials/build-a-spring-boot-app-with-user-authentication is currently unavailable.
It looks like the author no longer maintains the website.

Possible Solution

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Hi. First of all, kudos to you for the VFS cache - it's really brilliant. I have one request though.

For a little background, as of now I'm using the following settings:

--vfs-cache-mode full \
  --vfs-cache-max-size 500G \
  --vfs-cache-max-age 5000h \
  --vfs-cache-poll-interval 5m \
  --vfs-read-ahead 2G \
  --bwlimit-file 32M \
  --vfs-read-chunk-size=64M \
  --vfs-read-chunk-s

Description

When creating a release in repo, the telegram bot sends the following message:

[{owner}/{repo}] Release created: {release_title} by {publisher}

A link is added to {release_title} : https://{base_url}/{owner}/{repo}/src/{tag_name}
This is a link to the tag although a link to the release was expected: https://{base_url}/{owner}/{repo}/releases/tag/{tag_name}

Describe the bug

I have a local directory called "Advent of Code". It is not a git repository.
When trying to create a GitHub Repository from it using gh repo create "Advent-of-Code" --private --source="Advent of Code\" I am warned that it is not a git repository.
This warning includes a hint to run git init but the syntax is wrong as it just adds quotation marks to the end of the dir

Repro: Paste a channel ID in the search input field in the System Console > User Management > Channels page

Observed: no results

Expected: allow returning results based on the channel ID (currently it only matches on the channel name)

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