Felix Bünemann

**Note:** The problem is exaggerated by choosing a 10 seconds response time. For an average rails app the response time without caching is usually in the range of 100–400ms, so...

Hmm, this seams like a hard problem to solve. Maybe it can be tackled from another angle. If I understand correctly passenger uses a request queue with a default depth...

From the description of passenger_max_request_time it seems that it only applies to requests that are currently processed by the app and not to queued requests.

The DynDNS2 API allows to update both IPv4 and IPv6 address at the same time, you just pass a comma separated list of IPs to `myip`, eg. `myip=1.1.1.1,2606:4700:4700::1111`.

It works with dynv6.com, probably depends on how faithfully the provider implements the DynDNS API.

2a9dbdf adds support for `export default { }` when defining components using ``.

There's a problem with ``: While it works fine for detecting ES6 in sprockets, it breaks tooling like Vetur in VSCode, which only support `javascript`, `coffee` and `ts` for the...

Your are right, `module.exports` still works in es6, but with the change it also works with `export default` which makes sense to use if you are writing es6. We only...

That could work, I'll have to try it out. It could also be a implemented as a configuration setting.

I thought about doing it, but I didn't see the point because it's only one extra object defined in the scope of the IIFE.