Brian Scholer
Brian Scholer
It would be really cool if we cool if we could generate coverage reports with monkeyble so we could see coverage in our CI/CD
Resolves #22 Resolves #3 My original comment https://github.com/awslabs/aws-lambda-powershell-runtime/issues/22#issuecomment-1967776323 turned out to be partially wrong. It seems we can get remoting working quite nicely with Kerberos using only `PSWSMan`, which is...
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If you have periodic health checks hitting galactory but you still want to log requests, it can be quite annoying that the log is filled with health check requests, masking...
Since the retries we use don't set `status_forcelist`, it won't retry status code errors, like 500/504/etc., which can lead to failed requests that would have otherwise been ok on retry....
See if we can do some version single-sourcing thing in the package so we can have the version in one place, and then also output it in various places (health...
Hitting an endpoint like `/api/v2/collections/community/general/versions/` or `/api/v2/collections/community/general/versions/4.8.6/` or something, shows the upstream URL in the `href` field, not the galactory URL. Luckily this field is not used in `ansible-galaxy` operations...
Related to: - #77 Some old option names are deprecated and need to be removed in ~`v0.11.0`~ `v.0.12.0` (extended in #108)
If you hit the "root" of the galactory server, you get a small text response: > Galactory is running This could be used as a health check of sorts, but...
The v3 API has an endpoint for deleting collections: https://ansible.readthedocs.io/projects/galaxy-ng/en/latest/community/api_v3/#delete-a-collection-or-a-specific-version We could implement this and support deleting. I'm a little on the fence about it. I do not want to...