CJ Eller

Taking time off of a problem I'm encountering with Github Actions? Easier said than done.

I find my usual troubleshooting method is to continually run my head into the wall until I solve a problem. This leaves me worse for wear — physically, mentally, emotionally.

Perhaps it's better to step back and observe the wall. Find where the cracks are in the first place, then pursue them. That always seems to do the trick. Yet here I go, running at walls anyway. Why is that? Why keep insisting on running into the wall? A sense of personal pride?