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[barosl]

1. Add a Webhook to your repository:
   • Payload URL: http://HOST:PORT/github
   • Content type: application/json
   • Secret: The same as hmac_key in cfg.toml

2. Insert the following code to the Buildbot configuration:

   from buildbot.status.status_push import HttpStatusPush
   c['status'].append(HttpStatusPush(
      serverUrl='http://HOST:PORT/buildbot',
      extra_post_params={'key': 'buildbot_key in cfg.toml'},
   ))

[barosl]

haha 49a07e9cb1d18bbe784d8d82b2441520ded72b1a

[barosl]

hoho 49a07e9

[barosl]

Rust has a string concatenation method named .connect() in SliceConcatExt. However, this does not align with the precedents in other languages. Most languages use .join() for that purpose, as seen later.

This is probably because, in the ancient Rust, join was a keyword to join a task. However, join retired as a keyword in 2011 with the commit rust-lang/rust@d1857d3. While .connect() is technically correct, the name may not be directly inferred by the users of the mainstream languages. There was a question about this on reddit.