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[camball]

the sickest homepage u ever seen

To Do

• [x] Design
  • [x] Something in Papyrus font, lol. – EDIT: moved to new task, checking off in this issue.
  • [x] Bows: 🎀 or ⋆𐙚₊˚⊹ ᡣ𐭩 or ˚⟡˖ ࣪
  • [x] Gotta have something with three.js and GSAP. The homepage should feel very human and like it's real. – EDIT: moved to new task, checking off in this issue.
• [x] Link in my GitHub README bio once done

[camball]

Had a weird, accidental branching issue where I accidentally pushed this code's issue straight to main without realising.

My usual set of custom shell commands I use for my branching strategy (gnrb ("git new remote branch") and gcle "git clean") failed due to a bug where the command would output a very small failure message amongst many lines of text if the branch name I specified already exists. As such, I missed the error message, and didn't realise my local branch didn't switch. This is now not only fixed in my branching flow commands (gnrb fails if the branch exists on either local or remote), but I also enabled the Require a pull request before merging branch protection rule. I mistakenly had thought I had this enabled on main all along from when I did initial repo setup, which I evidently didn't.

RCA: two separate causes, all fixed, so this never happens again for this repo... and a failure story in my brain that I've learned from.

Didn't discover this even happened until I went to modify a commit message with git commit --amend, went to force push, then got blocked by the branch protections I did enable (thankfully, lol). Since I am currently the only person working on this repo, I made the executive decision to do a one-time bypass of branch protections and force push to main to correct the mistake. With the new branch protections enabled, I will never need to do that again.

On top of it all, I had to create an extra PR to fix what I threw on main as the Vercel preview deployment failed (something I would have seen before merge to main if a PR had been opened).