Bret Comnes

I may revisit if I find time but anyone else feel free to take a stab at it.

How do I tell if my Fly Postgres app is running postgres-ha or Postgres-flex? Or more simply, when I run fly image update on my postgres app, it's just updating...

Cool thanks for the pointer! Looks like I'm running on stolon. ``` fly image show Image Details MACHINE ID REGISTRY REPOSITORY TAG VERSION DIGEST e286e91ce6e686 registry-1.docker.io flyio/postgres 14.6 v0.0.41 sha256:3c25db96357a78e827ca7dbbf4963089bdfcd48fb05a40cd82cfff5c61fb7710...

The process to migrate (for me) was approximately the following: - `fly pg create` a new Postgres instance. This is created with the new flex image. - `fly pg import`...

Seems like it should be an option. It sounds like you can still do it though by using the modules.

Can you use a transform like https://github.com/substack/brfs in the build process?

The dat logo came before the **new** node logo. `¯\_(ツ)_/¯`

https://github.com/bcomnes/node-handbook/blob/gh-pages/doc/trademark-policy.pdf There indeed was a green hex in the logo, but it wasn't used without the rest of the letters. The hex around the js (including the ™) was the...

See http://hexb.in/ for more hex logos.

It probably would affect socket test as well, but I encountered it when doing a headless CLI. https://github.com/socketsupply/socket-extension-operator-deploy/blob/75f6ccc66da5321a5c0004cac513a702a03a94b8/migrate-tool/src/index.js#L14-L57 Basically, if if you console.log and then shortly thereafter run process.exit, you...