Manuel Kaufmann

I'm closing this issue for now. The `TaskData` object makes 90% of the work wanted here. So, I think we are fine.

> Twitter's verification is a textbook example of how hard "verification" is. Are we just saying "The repo in this project is linking to this site" in some kind of...

@ericholscher I've been testing the `--nomigrations` suggestion here. It works super fast. However, there are cases where it leads to different results (i.e. all my tests were passing locally, but...

Definitely **all the migrations are run one time per database configured**. [This is how Django works with multiple databases](https://forum.djangoproject.com/t/problems-with-multiple-databases-migrations-and-tests/5510/2). Then, while running Django decide if the migrations _has to be...

I'm 👍🏼 on deprecating GA from our application and convert the integration into a documentation page.

I'm talking about deprecating the integration we offer with GA to users, mainly. The one they specify in the project's admin page. We now have integrated analytics on Read the...

We don't have _that many_ __valid__ projects here: ```python In [6]: Project.objects.filter(Q(analytics_code__startswith="UA-") | Q(analytics_code__startswith="G-")).count() Out[6]: 4998 # valid In [7]: Project.objects.filter(analytics_code__isnull=False).count() Out[7]: 26141 # valid + invalid ``` I also...

I think this is a good feature and I'd like to make it possible somehow. We are currently not allowing `sudo` or using `root` user because of security. We've discussed...

@agjohnson > The linked configuration file above is using build.commands, but seems it could just use build.jobs instead. The config is duplicating what our build process already does, but does...

> I would probably still want to discuss a way to reference existing features from build.commands before reimplementing this with another build process pattern I'd prefer if we don't build...