https://unhappychoice.github.io/weekly-report/ Weekly reports by @unhappychoice en https://unhappychoice.github.io/weekly-report/og.png https://unhappychoice.github.io/weekly-report/ 1200 630 https://unhappychoice.github.io/weekly-report/2026/W14/ https://unhappychoice.github.io/weekly-report/2026/W14/ Fixed critical bugs in event collection, then sprinted to 97% test coverage while automating dependencies across 8 repos The week started with a grim discovery: the daily-fetch cron was losing Sunday's GitHub events due to a timezone mishap. This meant permanent data loss in weekly reports. The bug was traced to `buildCurrentWeekRange` flipping week IDs at midnight, causing Sunday's events to vanish. After deploying the fix, I shifted to a testing blitz, adding 147 tests to jump coverage from 40% to 97%. In parallel, I set up Dependabot to tame dependency sprawl across all my repos. The week peaked with a 283-commit burst on April 4, merging PRs from deariary/github-weekly-reporter to unhappychoice/gitlogue. By Friday, the pipeline felt solid, but the multi-repo maintenance grind continues. The burst days were intense, but seeing test coverage hit 97% and Dependabot take over mundane bumps made it worthwhile. Commits: 312, PRs: 53, Reviews: 53 Sun, 05 Apr 2026 16:00:00 GMT https://unhappychoice.github.io/weekly-report/2026/W13/ https://unhappychoice.github.io/weekly-report/2026/W13/ Implemented smooth page transitions using the View Transitions API and debugged a flash issue caused by mismatched background colors and transition durations. The week exploded with 120 commits and 68 reviews, starting with a massive dependency update sprint across 8 different repositories. I automated Ruby and Rust dependency bumps for both my own projects and several external tooling repos, handling multiple version bumps for `ffi`, `parser`, `insta`, and `uuid`. The narrative pivot came when I shifted from maintenance to user experience work on my blog. I implemented the CSS View Transitions API for smooth cross-page fades, but immediately hit a visual bug: pages flashed black during transitions. Debugging revealed mismatched background colors between `html` and `body` elements combined with asymmetric fade durations (0.2s out, 0.3s in) created a transparency window. I wrapped the week by writing a reflective Japanese blog post about my OSS journey during unemployment, sharing the three principles that guided my 6,000-star project suite. The open PR in `ashkulz/committers.top` to fix user search by switching to REST API also continued to evolve, highlighting my cross-organization contributions beyond my own ecosystem. Commits: 120, PRs: 5, Reviews: 68 Sun, 29 Mar 2026 16:00:00 GMT https://unhappychoice.github.io/weekly-report/2026/W12/ https://unhappychoice.github.io/weekly-report/2026/W12/ A week of focused development on the mdts diff feature, cross-repo dependency maintenance, and contributing fixes to external projects. This week was dominated by the completion and merge of a major feature in my markdown tool mdts: the Diff and History tabs. After several iterations based on review feedback, I finally shipped a polished implementation that shows uncommitted changes and previous commit diffs directly in the UI. The feature required careful handling of git edge cases like initial commits and non-repository files. Simultaneously, I was in "dependency update mode" across a dozen repositories—Java, Ruby, JavaScript, and Rust projects all received bumps for Gradle, JSON, tree-sitter-rust, and more. I also opened a PR in ashkulz/committers.top to fix a subtle GraphQL sorting bug that was causing non-deterministic user rankings, and got my own tool gitlogue accepted into awesome-cli-apps. The rhythm was burst-driven: heavy commit activity early in the week (peaking at 142 on Tuesday) as I pushed the mdts feature over the line, then tapering into review-heavy days managing the resulting dependency updates and cross-repo reviews. It was a satisfying mix of deep feature work and broad maintenance. Commits: 64, PRs: 3, Reviews: 42 Sun, 22 Mar 2026 16:00:00 GMT https://unhappychoice.github.io/weekly-report/2026/W11/ https://unhappychoice.github.io/weekly-report/2026/W11/ Bumped dependencies in Rust, Ruby, and JavaScript projects while simplifying gittype's installation via Homebrew. This week was a deep dive into maintenance across my portfolio of projects. I found myself bouncing between 15 different repositories, primarily focused on bumping dependencies to their latest safe versions. The variety of languages—Rust, Ruby, JavaScript—kept things interesting, as each ecosystem has its own quirks. The highlight was undoubtedly the documentation improvement in gittype, where I simplified the Homebrew installation instructions. It’s a small change that makes a big difference to users. Meanwhile, I spent a lot of time reviewing automated dependency PRs, with a whopping 59 reviews to ensure everything merged cleanly. The pattern was bursty: midweek saw a flurry of activity as I churned through the backlog of dependency updates, while the weekend was quieter. It’s the kind of unsung work that keeps projects healthy, and it feels good to start the next week with everything up-to-date. Commits: 61, PRs: 0, Reviews: 59 Sun, 15 Mar 2026 16:00:00 GMT