Gustavo Cavalieri Fernandes

@jameron Has anyone got it to work with AWS SSH Tunnel and private `.pem` keys?

I was having the same issue with any filter that I added after the Kubernetes one. Adding filters before the Kubernetes one works tho. Does anyone knows which fluentbit version...

Hey Guys, I came across this need as well. Could it be something like this ? https://gist.github.com/gugacavalieri/ba8f84b1ce9942ed6e444ccc3b91fb6d I think it would easy to implement this inside `DefaultFeatureManager` class and `FeatureManager`...

Hi guys! Has this been approved by the Firefox team yet? :smile:

@davidbruce, @evoxmusic, I am having the same problem when dumping some tables that are over 100MB. I think this could be related to the order in which the dumped chunks...

@evoxmusic , looks like it is only happening when I run with `local_disk` storage. Here is my configuration: ```yaml source: connection_uri: $SOURCE_DATABASE_URL transformers: [] only_tables: # optional - dumps only...

Probably this `read_dir` function is returning the files in the wrong order: https://github.com/Qovery/Replibyte/blob/da8cd34d2d8d1139efd4ab30f036f08e296cc24f/replibyte/src/datastore/local_disk.rs#L183

Would something like this do the trick? ```rust let dump_directory_name = format!("{}/{}", self.dir, dump.directory_name); let mut sorted_entries: Vec = read_dir(dump_directory_name).unwrap() .map(|r| r.unwrap()) .collect(); sorted_entries.sort_by_key(|dir| dir.path()); for entry in sorted_entries {...

> I think it should be ok, we can write a test function. I will just make sure that the `.unwrap()` does not lead to an unexpected panic. Sounds good!...

Thanks @arminc and @malexmave for reporting.