Paul Fitzpatrick

Hmm the operations on this need to be done carefully. It is important not to end up with two workers that both consider themselves responsible for a document. We set...

> I thought a worker could be "reused" if it only experienced a temporary network failure. Because the list of documents affected to workers is available in Redis, it seemed...

Hi @fflorent, yes, if you're up for taking this on when you have bandwidth, then I'd be happy to assign it to you :pray: - just did so.

I don't have a strong opinion about the best strategy. Alex's comment is a good suggestion but shouldn't be taken as holy writ. If some aspect of it requires a...

Grist's origin was as a standalone, downloaded program. Then, work was done to network it in an end-to-end encrypted way, between individual devices, via a dumb hub. This idea excited...

It makes sense. Might need a big "AT YOUR OWN RISK" warning rather than being a default behavior, since otherwise widgets would need to be tested for robustness in reading...

Hi @almereyda, that's interesting! For grist.yml, it would be excellent to get a PR to https://github.com/gristlabs/grist-help that modifies the file such that it passes your validation and also our documentation...

cc @fflorent Thanks for reporting this @illode. For other problems, generally one issue per problem is best.

Thanks @andreapx ! There's a yaml here https://community.getgrist.com/t/a-template-for-self-hosting-grist-with-traefik-and-docker-compose/856. Do you happen to have an example of a web app with a `docker-compose.yaml` that helped you? I see a lot of...

If you don't want https, try `APP_HOME_URL: http://getgrist.local` (remove the `s`). If you do want https, using a proxy is the easiest way to get that (Grist doesn't have built...