Liam Crilly

> The only change that I made is that I used the variable like this: > if ($variablename = value) { // do something } This won't work because `if`...

+1 to VBart's comments. Putting a network dependency on the initial configuration looks like a recipe for complexity and unpredictable behaviour. Especially when an effective workaround is to use curl/wget...

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With 1.26 the job of forking new application processes was moved from the `unit: controller` process to a prototype process for each application. This scales better for multiple applications and...

> s/behavior/behaviour/ Unfortunately, we default to US English :(

@alejandro-colomar what does the `"listeners"` object look like when you query the config with an abstract socket?

You can use `js_import` with node modules but you are correct about the requirement for an `export` statement. However, the export can be for an empty function. You can simply...

I'd like to consider the name of the configurable. I think we can provide a more concise name for users. * It's not helpful to present the term "buffer" -...

Thanks for sharing your use case! This behaviour is consistent for all "top level" objects. The workaround is to create an empty `"applications": {}` object when "value does not exist"....

`unit-http/loader.js` overrides the standard Node.JS loader so that Unit can pass requests to it without requiring modifications to the Node.JS application. So we need to run `npm link unit-http` for...