Anthony Smith

Sorry for the churn in the title. I didn't want to needlessly scare anyone. This is a report from `trivy` on vulnerabilities detected for the Docker image `joohoi/acme-dns:latest` (I'm assuming...

Has any work on this begun yet? We'd like to switch to CNPG but need separate disk for WAL archives before we can.

For sure but would still like to know if anything has been started on this yet and how far along before deciding to help.

@josevalim was this fixed in OTP 23.0.3?

@riverrun looks like this can be closed

The code example I posted above is a full example. That's directly copy and pasted from my code. Is there something more you need?

Sorry, let me try this again. When I do this: ``` ruby subquery = select('created_at').where{ id.eq(my{pageable_id}) } relation = where{ created_at.lte(subquery) & (self.id != my{pageable_id}) } ``` I get: ```...

Running into the same issue with Rails 4. ``` ruby @section = current_business.sections.find(params[:section_id]) @products = @section.products.where{ kind.eq(my{ params[:kind] }) } ``` In jbuilder. ``` ruby json.array! @products do |product| json.partial!('product',...

@benebrice Could you try: ``` ruby User.where{ id > 10 }.update_all(updated_at: Date.current) ``` Notice that `where` is using a block.

Here's what I've put together to solve this problem for us. ```elixir defp address([h | t]) do [address(h)] ++ address(t) end defp address([]) do [] end defp address({ _name, address...