The first overnighter of this year was a relatively short ride to Olendiekssau, where there is an official sleeping spot provided by “Wildes Schleswig Holstein”.

When commiting my changes, I like to keep the commits as simple and atomic as possible. My basic workflow for that is to check all the changed files, choose the respective lines which have been changed, add them to the commit and commit all of my selected changes.

Jetbrains IDEs incorporate a beautiful commit GUI, where you can do all of that. But as there are days where I am not using a Jetbrains IDE, I asked myself how such a workflow might be possible using the tools at hand - the tools offered by the git command.

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The other day I wanted to debug a Nextcloud app which I am using quite frequently. To have a local environment would be a good start, however I do not like to install everything on my system (as it is described in the Nextcloud docs). So what can we do? Docker, of course. I found two repos on github which were promoting docker Nextcloud development environments, this one and this one.

To make it short: the first one seemed a bit outdated and didn’t work anyway. The second one was working after a few hiccups.

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