Love is in the air, and like many couples, my girlfriend and I have our Valentine's Day traditions. Hers involves cuddling up to watch a romantic movie, while I secretly wish we were watching Bruce Willis jump off a building. This year, I decided to bridge this divide with a creative solution: I built an AI-powered app that can transform any movie into a romantic masterpiece. The Valentine's Day Dilemma We've all been there. It's February 14th, and you're staring at a choice between "The Notebook" and literally anything else. While I appreciate a good love story, my heart belongs to action sequences, plot twists, and the occasional explosion. But how do you convince your romantic partner that "Die Hard" is actually a touching love story about a man trying to reunite with his wife on Christmas Eve? Enter the Romantic Movie Night Generator That's where my new web application comes in. It uses Azure OpenAI to analyze any movie poster and...
After successfully installing a new SonarQube server, I followed the documented steps to configure the Azure DevOps integration. However when trying to register our on premise Azure DevOps instance, SonarQube throwed the following exception: 2025.02.10 11:47:30 ERROR web[13308e38-2d1a-46ae-80d9-baa54c12ffac][o.s.a.c.a.AzureDevOpsHttpClient] Unable to contact Azure DevOps server for request [https://azuredevops.server.be/tfs/defaultcollection/_apis/projects?api-version=3.0]: [PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to requested target I found an old post online that links this error message to a problem with our SSL certificate. It seems that Java is unable to recognize the root certificate authority (CA). This could make sense as our internal Azure DevOps instance is using an SSL certificate signed by an internal root certificate. To fix the issue, I followed the steps described in the post: ...