Eugene Brodsky

Have been using it in production on a fairly large project for close to a year. In one word: indispensable! Using my own fork which fixes duplicate logs on container...

@treeder are you sure this is the default behaviour and not something specific to the module you're working on? I actually expected to mitigate against this sort of recursion when...

How is it looking for getting this merged (without breaking the work done in #191)? I'm between a rock and a hard place: would like to run `master` in hopes...

That is possible - we've been using `ray-operator` for a few months. I'm mainly asking whether there are any plans to bring back some kind of mechanism for defining custom...

@juangtato-ds Thank you for pointing me at this! i figured it out - the "unfortunate format" is that you must escape the double quotes. So when deploying Ray clusters using...

This would be very welcome, but definitely should be configurable. With the latest scalability improvements in v2.12 we were finally able to hit over 12K concurrent pods on our EKS...

> > I'm not sure where to put dev-dependencies > > For the pip-compile driven "unified" installer, they'd go in a 'requirements-dev.in' which would then be run through pip-compile I...

> But since the project is growing more and more it is maybe a good time to start implementing a Linter now. Yeah, the best time to add a linter...

I'll try to test this later tonight, but noticed that an empty [create_installer.sh](https://github.com/invoke-ai/InvokeAI/pull/2038/files#diff-4b95465c252225665f0eb0715cf526818c2f78ac544ec900ec6485f3565371a1) file was added - is this intentional?

ok, I see what happened - the permissions were adjusted from 0755 to 0644, i.e. `create_installer.sh` was made non-executable. @lstein , was that intentional?