James Strachan

From looking at the JavaScript logs of the console (and the fabric8-forge log) it looks like a DNS issue that the pods can't see the public URL to the git...

So when we configure a project, you specify the git URL to clone from. We could totally stick to internal URLs that only work within the kubernetes cluster - the...

if you leave off the --package argument it will use the latest release instead. Note that master of fabric8-platform has moved to the new 4.x package called fabric8-system which we...

@kameshsampath fabric8 has a package called `logging` which you can run via the `Run...` button on any of the `Runtime` views that installs elasticsearch, kibana and fluentd to capture all...

I'm not at the Fuse F2F so will be on IRC ;) There is no need to change your app to have its logs captured - to be a good...

I'd just run `logging` via the `Run...` menu in the fabric8 console TBH; then it'll use the last released package

A simple approach to processing the exceptions is to collect them and store them in a separate Errors index of elasticsearch and also checkpoint periodically where bug-hunter gets to (timestamps)...

which browser are you using? Last time I tried it the OAuth redirect worked fine - it should show you the openshift login page. What does this look like ```...

@abouchama what does the browser show after you open http://192.168.42.89:30287 - is it an empty page?

@abouchama whats the output of: ``` minishift version ```