Peter Baumgartner

Documenting for anybody who comes across this issue. @lorencarvalho tipped me off to `python -S` today. > -S : don't imply 'import site' on initialization So you can either run...

Fargate lets you set memory in two places, the "task" and the "container". If you set the container memory, this calculation works as expected. If you only set the task...

`uwsgi` provides a `--static-safe` option to mark paths as safe, but due to the way staticfiles work in Django, it would essentially require marking everything safe which is less than...

It's not well maintained and is waning in popularity. At the time it was chosen for this project that wasn't the case and there has been no reason to switch...

I understand the motivation here, but `project.toml` feels like a big regression in DX/ergonomics. Previously I could do something like this: ```shell pack build myimage -b heroku/nodejs,heroku/python -B heroku/buildpacks:20 ```...

> The buildpack version in project.toml is an optional field, and defaults to "latest", so auto-updating of buildpack versions won't be affected. Using the latest `pack`, I get this error...

Thanks for the thoughtful write-up @edmorley! I see where you're coming from and the value in following a standard. If good examples are provided, the `project.toml` is bearable, but `heroku...

In case anyone else comes across this, a `uri` is required, not an `id` for it to work without a version: ```toml [[io.buildpacks.group]] uri = "urn:cnb:builder:heroku/nodejs" ```

✅ https://github.com/buildpacks/pack/issues/1862

It's not as pretty, but adding a `project.toml` like this now works and gives me a workaround for `post_compile` ```toml [_] schema-version = "0.2" id = "io.buildpacks.my-app" [[io.buildpacks.group]] id =...