Pēteris Caune
Pēteris Caune
I'm using Suit 1.x in a commercial project, want to upgrade to Django 3 and am looking at my options. **1. Wait for Suit 1.x to get updated with Django...
> Even if he decides not to work on it, there is no reason the code cannot be further developed by others. The code is CC-BY-NC: you can develop it...
Looks like this is already fixed in https://github.com/darklow/django-suit/commit/bb33899e9016826335b5b7149aadf973e3f79398 (and available in 0.2.28)
PS. This could also be done on server side, there's a ticket for that: https://github.com/healthchecks/healthchecks/issues/236 One benefit of doing it on client side is more precise timing. HTTP requests have...
> I'm curious, how much of a common problem is this? It's not a common request. It has been requested a few times (in #236 and in email). Measuring run...
Thanks for the PR! A problem with this is it isn't able to report "up and started" and "down and started" states.
> According to your blog post (and runitor) it seems like this should auto-provision the slug "doesnt-exist" for me, which is desired. It doesn't though. Sorry for the confusion, I...
Thanks, I'm noting the interest.
I'm looking into this and would like to discuss a few implementation choices. **Security**. If we implement auto-provisioning, the Ping Key gains the power of creating new checks. Let's say...
> If they have ugly slugs, that's on them. The issue with allowing ugly slugs (`-foo`, `foo--bar`, `Foo`) is unintuitive behaviour when the user edits schedule: * the user pings...