Keeping a dozen DICOM-related GitHub forks fresh by hand is a chore. One management repo, two Actions workflows, and a Fine-grained PAT are all it takes—unless one repo isn't actually a fork.
dicom-validator-ts checks DICOM medical image files against PS3.3/PS3.6 — VR format, VM multiplicity, IOD compliance, and conditional attributes — via a TypeScript API and CLI.
First npm publish looks like five commands, but 2FA token permissions and GitHub Actions EOTP errors are waiting to surprise you. Here's the full picture, including the parts that bit me.
TextEdit usually counts new documents up as Untitled, Untitled 2, Untitled 3. When mine stopped, I went hunting through defaults and saved state. The fix worked, but for entirely the wrong reason.
X caches OG/Card metadata aggressively. Running a URL through the Card Validator forces a re-crawl — and since the preview tab is gone, Tweet Composer is now the only visual check.
everything-claude-code covers many languages but lacks the Google C++ Style Guide. I built gglcpp — a Claude Code plugin with auto-loading rules and a full skill reference for Google-style C++.
Installing a newer Bash on macOS via Homebrew is the easy part. Making the OS actually use it.