Lyle Davis

It seems there's a `HeartBeatLatency` function. Potentially the health check could check that: If it's negative beyond a particular figure, that means the last few heartbeats haven't been acknowledged. And...

I'm also very new to Kotlin, so there may be something I'm missing here, but is there any update on this? I didn't have JWTs in mind when I was...

It would be great to get this in if possible, this has bitten us twice now in production resulting in data fixes 😅 If there are worries about breaking changes...

Any news on this? It has bitten us in production again and there isn't a neat way of reaching into the gem to change the behaviour without monkey-patching at the...

@leandromoreira this is an ugly suggestion so apologies in advance, but if the concern is API changes an alternate lock method that distinguishes between the failure to acquire the lock...

It depends on what you really want to check... In my view it makes sense to split health checks two ways. For something like a worker, it makes sense to...

I suppose it is more testing configuration than logic when you think hard about it, but given that Rails models are so inherently tied to the database it seems sensible...

@TruptiHosmani The way we do this now is by booting up a tiny rack webserver during Shoryuken boot with a rack middleware that exposes a /health endpoint. That endpoint calls...

@DanielMSchmidt in the scenario of running a plan on a stack where it depends on another stack that hasn't yet had the relevant changes applied, is it guaranteed that it...