Christopher J. Bottaro

I really miss this feature from Ruby's IRB. We have a multi-tenant app and it's really nice to be able to see what tenant you're currently set to right in...

Not that I'm aware of. Our multi-tenant system works like this: ```elixir Tenant.set "foo" Tenant.get "foo" ``` And how I imagine the prompt to be... ```elixir iex> Tenant.get nil iex>...

Yes, the tenant is stored in process dictionary, and also using $ancestors and $callers so that "sub" processes (usually Tasks and/or GenServers) can identify which tenant is set. In our...

+1 I need this functionality.

Ahh, I stopped using Etcd for locks and went back to using single node Redis for now. Will come back to Etcd if the need for HA ever arises though.

Yes, but the workflow is awful: * abort merge * checkout my feature branch, decode secrets, copy them to clipboard or temp file * checkout master and merge my feature...

I'm using SOPS via Helm Secrets. Is there a way to turn on `--ignore-mac` via a `sops.yaml` file or some global config? Also, I can't believe this isn't a bigger...

@autrilla > I think this is a bad idea. You should use --ignore-mac reaaaaaally sparingly. It's the only thing that ensures your file hasn't been tampered with by e.g. reordering...

My mixfile (umbrella) is always covered in red. The problems tab seems to indicate it's a problem with elixir-ls. ``` an exception was raised: ** (FunctionClauseError) no function clause matching...

> I have hacked together a [solution](https://github.com/dashevo/gh-action-cache-buildkit-state) that seems to work for including cache mounts in the GitHub `actions/cache` action. It works by dumping the entire buildkit state dir to...