Jason Frey

I think I'd like it the other way around from the title. That is, store default values in config (perhaps on config/environments/production.yml), and keep secrets in Rails' config/secrets.yml (now that...

@chrisarcand @bdunne Thoughts?

So initial thoughts from me thinking about it this morning (that you haven't already answered) > can pull from SQS at a time period that we select, I would go...

Overall I like the idea, and I don't *think* it will be that much more invasive, code wise. Do you have some thoughts on implementation? My initial thoughts are: -...

> How would developers be able to test features with when we are using an external queueing service? That is really interesting...I hadn't thought of that at all. I'd assume...

> Mostly what we need for webhooks to work is to get a public facing (hopefully auth'd) endpoint to puts jobs into our queue backend (currently redis) The main idea...

Re: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSSimpleQueueService/latest/SQSDeveloperGuide/limits-messages.html > By default, a message is retained for 4 days. The minimum is 60 seconds (1 minute). The maximum is 1,209,600 seconds (14 days). If the bot is...

> In private message @chriskacerguis wrote: > using SQS is one less thing we need to maintain / code. That's funny because I was just about to comment the opposite...

> failed notification for GitHub @chrisarcand @NickLaMuro I believe I heard or read one of you saying this exists, but I cannot find it. Do you have links to information?

I'm thinking there should be a way to enable/disable the entire checker, but there might be a lot of use in enable/disable for specific linters as well.