In CSS, the stacking context can impact which elements display on top of each in addition to the z-index. So if you end up in a situation where cranking up the z-index doesn鈥檛 seem to work, the stacking context is likely the issue. I technically learned this a while ago but completely forgot about it until I was just reminded about it by a coworker dealing with this issue. Josh Comeau explains it well in his post on stacking contexts.
In c# Nullable.GetUnderlyingType(type)will return null if the type is not Nullable<T>. For some reason this is not what I expected.
core.hooksPath for shared hooksSometime around 2019, git added the core.hooksPath config setting to change the directory where git will look for hooks. This is handy for commiting shared hooks into a repo so you no longer need workarounds like a script to copy them into the default $GIT_DIR/hooks folder or creating symlinks or relying on tools like Husky. This post is a good example of how you can use it.