Laurent Savaete

Yes, the changelog is a good place for that. If you make sure to include "breaking change" in the wording, it'll probably help users as well. Thanks for your contribution!

Hi @juanretamales I suspect this is a problem with your code, where ` File "/home/ubuntu/proyect/api/env/lib/python3.10/site-packages/slowapi/util.py", line 21, in get_remote_address Oct 25 20:16:46 gunicorn[12540]: return request.client.host or "127.0.0.1" Oct 25 20:16:46...

@juanretamales did the comment above help? if so can you close this issue?

Hi @devamin thanks for sending in this PR! A couple of thoughts: - `mypy` is complaining in CI, can you check what the problem is? - does it seem like...

Hi @larsclaussen at the moment, the implementation is fully **sync**, so even if the async backend url works, `slowapi` won't be able to fully take advantage of it at the...

Hi @stilleshan yes, this should work. See [this example in the docs](https://slowapi.readthedocs.io/en/latest/examples/#apply-a-global-default-limit-to-all-routes). If your code above does not work, then I believe you've found a bug.

Hi @Snawe yes, it could be a bug in the middleware. But can you check a few points first? - did you setup the middleware like in [this example](https://slowapi.readthedocs.io/en/latest/examples/#apply-a-global-default-limit-to-all-routes)? The...

@ebreton this is a neat Makefile, thanks for sharing! My question was indeed more focused on interacting with the swarm for production, given that this is the setup of choice....

Thanks for these explanations and sharing your code @ebreton! I've set up deployment with gitlab CI, based on the template that came with this cookiecutter. Basically, 3 steps, and abort...

@ascherbakhov I guess the question was not aimed at me, but what I usually do is try to follow [12 factor principles](https://12factor.net/). For config like you mention, at least when...