Ewoud Kohl van Wijngaarden

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Getting back to this: I think we should use hardlinks (which implies moving over the cache location, but already makes it much faster). Then the cache essentially becomes free because...

I just realized from another conversation that we no longer show the exception message in our error pages since https://github.com/theforeman/foreman/commit/a7874f5722625e3a64c557a4d2d445c8b67d1548 and because of that, these ERF codes aren't shown as...

Looks relevant and the same failure as #1543 ``` (Anchor[postgresql::server::service::begin::main] => Postgresql_psql[Set template1 encoding to UTF8] => Postgresql::Server::Instance::Late_initdb[main] => Postgresql::Server::Instance::Initdb[main] => Class[Postgresql::Server::Initdb] => Postgresql_conf[port_for_instance_main] => Class[Postgresql::Server::Service] => Postgresql::Server::Instance::Service[main] => Anchor[postgresql::server::service::begin::main])\nTry...

> The used facterdb version has no factsets for Ubuntu 24.04. That means that no unit tests will test Ubuntu 24.04. I highly recommend to update to a newer FacterDB...

I think this may be a relevant failure, coming from STI with interfaces.

We'll need new releases ``` Because foreman_remote_execution >= 9.0, < 14 could not be found in https://github.com/theforeman/foreman_remote_execution.git (at master@ca7cca1) and every version of foreman_ansible depends on foreman_remote_execution >= 9.0, <...

Good question. I think we want users to use the latest version. I think there's one edge case: if you have n-1 Capsules then they may run Puppetserver 7. You're...

> TL;DR: We shouldn't document everything that's possible. We should document the things that we want users to do. I agree, which is why I emphasized on the simple solutions....

I suspect it has a performance impact (higher memory, more per request overhead). Perhaps that's neglible, but HTTP OPTIONS is also something I consider to not be a problem that...

I should have cited some resources. https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/225325/is-the-http-method-options-secure-nowadays is one. If you have a method that tells you which of the 8 methods are supported (one of which could be abused),...