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--------------------------------------------------- BUG REPORT --------------------------------------------------- I think it's the swarmpit response that has the problem. This is the log in NGINX. ```Swarm pit is sending more data than specified in "Content-Length"...
Swarmpit 1.9 does not support the '.' character in image names. To reproduce the error: - create any stack using an existent image with a name like this: ` myUser/nginx.network:latest`...
I removed docker images because the server was getting out of space with the comand `docker rmi `(without forcing). After that, when I try to edit a service in swarmpit...
Is it possible, like in the `test` gradle task? Example: ``` tasks.test { useJUnitPlatform() environment("var", "hello") } ```
I installed the official version released (git-crypt-0.7.0-x86_64.exe) for Windows and tried to unlock my repository. It seems it fails with some files. Possible encoding problem? This repo is being used...
The filter is not working in version 12.1.0 under Windows using the following configuration: ``` configure { filter { exclude("**/generated/**") } } ``` Below is how to workaround the problem:...
We recently rebranded our company, so we need to rename the organisation name. We have lots of images on it. When this feature will be available?
Resilience4j version: **io.github.resilience4j:resilience4j-spring-boot2:2.2.0** Java version: Temurin 17.0.9 1 - First, without resilience4j:  2 -Now with resilience4j:   
### What did you expect to happen? I typed a command ending with `| base64 --decode` ### What happened?  Strange I could...