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Reconsider the organization of configuration sections

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Let's have a look before 1.0 at how we want to split configuration keys into sections

SimonSapin

update the embedded sandbox

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the current one does not ship with support for `@defer` (added in https://github.com/mdg-private/studio-ui/pull/6373)

Geal

Prometheus metrics, once enabled are not secured. Call this our in the documentation and give suggestions to user about securing at ingress or service mesh.

BrynCooke

DEVELOPMENT.md could be improved

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**Describe the bug** Following along with DEVELOPMENT.md and trying to build the router on an M1 based mac, I hit a few problems/gotchas: 1. build requires gpg. 2. asdf doesn't...

garypen

Update the release checklist

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Two improvements on our current release checklist: - The release PR body should contain the relevant changelog, this allows for easier markdown check / changelog review before approval. - The...

o0Ignition0o

Providing additional TLS certificates for subgraph requests

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Currently, it seems possible to use the [`SSL_CERT_FILE` ](https://github.com/rustls/rustls-native-certs/) environment variable to set a path to a (for example, self-signed, intermediary) certificate file and have that work for non-subgraph requests,...

abernix

implement map_deferred_response in rhai

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Fix #1219 Fix #1409 we need a specific function to map over deferred responses, so we can make the distinction with the first one, where we have access to headers

Geal

start a configuration reload from a HUP signal

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Right now we support configuration reload through filesystem watch. This can be unreliable sometimes (missing udpdates), and it will try to reload files on each save even if we're not...

Geal

> I'm re-opening this and marking this as a draft right now, just so we don't lose the reverted work. This is meant to reintroduce the [Target Triplet] pattern which...

abernix

pre-built binaries should include fully qualified target

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our pre-built binaries are just called "linux" "macos" and "windows" - it does not call out anything about underlying architectures (`x86` vs. `ARM`) nor about the toolchain (`gnu` vs `musl`...

EverlastingBugstopper