• 🔭 Major projects I am working on Visual Studio Code Extension for Ansible, ansible-lint and molecule.
• 🌱 I’m currently maintaining several open source projects
• 💬 @ssbarnea nick on matrix channels as #ansible-devtools or #pycontribs
• ⚡ sbarnea.com personal blog, always outdated

I would like to thanks everyone that has aver supported me in my volutary work of supporting open-source project. I should mention at least few of these:

• Red Hat (IBM), which is also my employer, for giving me the freedom to contribute to whatever open-source project I do see fit while at work. In fact I suspect that 98% of what I do for work is on the public internet.
• Every other open-source maintainer which ever reviewed my contributions, or just replied to issues I raise. I do value your help!
• Those that decided to show appeciation by sponsoring me. Keep in mind that I donate 100% of what I receive to upstream opensource projects that I use.
• Several companies that found a way to support my work:
  • 1Password for helping open-souce projects to manage and share secrets
  • JetBrains for providing me with a free license of the great PyCharm
  • Navicat for giving me a license of their powerful database development tool
  • Atlassian for providing a free cloud instance of Jira that is used to perform integrations testing on jira python library.

• 2022-07: My team started a menthorship program for those interested in learning how to become good open-source contributors and maintainers.
• 2021-06: Leaving OpenStack and moving to Ansible DevTools team! Now maintaining those cool Ansible developemt tools became my job.
• 2020-12: This year proved to be a very stressful year which got me very close to a burnout. One measure that I had to take was to suspend my maintenance of jira library. I am aware that it is affected by a lot of bitrot and nobody was willing to spend the considerable amount of time needed to restore the CI.

Please do not get offeended if I do not reply to support questions on irc or email. Unless I already know you as someone that contributed to one of projects I maintain or just use, I would likely ignore direct messages.

• hyperfine for benchmarking command execution times
• ripgrep for searching locally. It recognizes gitignores and provide a very useful output. I do also have an alias for it rg='rg --hidden --no-follow --max-columns 255 --no-heading --column -F'
• pyenv install and use multiple versions of python. Useful to bring python versions that your distro may lack. Especialy useful for MacOS.
• direnv which allows you to create .envrc fiels on disk which are automatically loaded. You can put env vars there, including secrets in order to avoid cluttering your entire user profile. This also limits their availability based on where you run from.
• glances and htop as alternatives to old top.

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