Matt Snider

I also use arguments in an extension. I've been using environment variables, since I didn't know about the `rc` method. That seems preferable though, so good to have a workaround...

Hey @lauft, thanks for the quick response :smile:. My use case looks something like this (adapted to use the rc approach): ```sh $ timew invoice rc.invoice_id=16 rc.invoice_date=2020-08-31 rc.hourly_rate=10 ``` The...

@lauft Thanks for the detailed response :smile: It's a good question you pose, regarding which arguments the extension should receive. I think the simplest solution would be to pass all...

@rbuchberger This seems like a good workaround. Is the crontab script running on the taskd server simply doing `task sync` or how are you triggering the generation of recurring tasks?

@rbuchberger Thanks that's a good straightforward solution! Now I see how my approach with the single `task sync` call would have missed tasks, or at least it would take a...

This was a very good example of rubber-ducking. As I wrote up the question I realized the problem might be the case sensitivity of the configured database name. It seems...

Oh by the way I should also mention that before upgrading from 0.43.3 to v0.44.3, we weren't getting such a useful error message. It was just something like: > Error...

This is the behaviour I personally (and I imagine many others) would expect given that Flower is meant to tightly integrate with Celery.

@steve-chavez I have a similar use case and issue, so I tried out the above schema. The results weren't what I expected. I'm using PostgREST 5.2.0, 1e732ac. The `sites` array...

@steve-chavez Thanks for checking it out. An issue has been created :smile: