Chris Withers
Chris Withers
Isn't this a dupe of #156?
So, what happens if you use `schedule()` with `interval` but no `result_ttl` and no `repeat`? The reason I ask is because, anecdotally, setting *any* `result_ttl` on a `schedule(interval=x)` job results...
I do wonder if setting any result_ttl means the repeated job dies after the result_ttl?
@selwin - how's that going?
Is this also needed for `conda skeleton`?
Well, "useful" would be a command to actually full shut down a standby, including stopping replication, when a standby is no longer required. I mean, repmgr sets up the replication...
This auto-combine is problematic when you have several runs of pytest (say across different versions of python) and want to combine them. Please at least add an option to prevent...
@ionelmc - I don't think it will. I run CI in docker containers, one for each python version, with `parallel=True` in the coverage config. So, each container *should* spit out...
Something that that could be put in `.coveragerc` or `pytest.ini` would be ideal.
> In Altair it would probably look something like this (Note that this does not work in the current release): @jakevdp - what still needs to happen for this to...