Austin S. Hemmelgarn

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##### Summary repo2.netdata.cloud is a separately managed mirror of repo.netdata.cloud. It provides the same services with the same functionality and same data, but is otherwise completely independent of the main...

area/packaging

##### Summary There are issues detecting a system copy of Protobuf properly on newer versions of Alpine, and we’re functionally bundling whatever copy we link to for static builds _anyway_,...

area/packaging

Currently, the named pipe that is used for sending commands to the agent process from the `netdatacli` command is hardcoded to be located at `/tmp/netdata-ipc` on UNIX systems. This is...

feature request
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area/daemon
Customer Success

##### Summary The first half of this PR is simply clean up and improvements in the default config file (`system/netdata.conf`) that gets installed at build time. Most of that should...

area/packaging
area/build

### Summary This is a comprehensive update of how we are handling GitHub issue and PR labels. I was originally going to write up a proposal suggesting these changes, but...

area/ci
no changelog

##### Summary The current approach using `/tmp` is problematic because: 1. The fact that `/tmp` is world writable _and_ we don’t do rigorous checks before trying to use the current...

area/daemon

##### Summary - Add support for fetching and installing proprietary dashboard code as part of the build process. - This involves a new install component called `dashboard` which covers all...

area/packaging
area/docs
area/web
area/build

##### Summary This ensures forward-portability, because I can all but guarantee that we _will_ eventually want to publish 64-bit ARM binaries for Windows, and we will then need to differentiate...

area/ci
area/packaging

##### Summary This ensures that they don’t pick up the host CPU and build for that instead, because apparently Go looks at the host CPU instead of itself to decide...

area/ci
run-ci/packaging

I stumbled across this issue when working on some code structured like this: ```python # seq1 has a type of list[int] # seq2 has a type of list[str] # Neither...