Marco Primi

Thank you for the suggestion @gedw99, I am personally not much of a UI/Web developer. Even something as simple as this would take me quit a bit of time to...

Thank you for the comments @gedw99 & @HeCorr The current interface is indeed a little clunky. - `send` creates the bundle, adds file, then notifies any receivers in `auto-receive` mode...

> would recommend that you run some check before posting the PR @kozlovic apologies for the noise. I am still not quite familiarized with the kinks of the go toolchain....

> I hope you did not take it the wrong way To the contrary, thank you. I didn't realize the travis script works locally, it's quite convenient.

> also noticed that in runTestOnTravis, you reference `skip_js_cluster_chaos_tests` Oopsie! That means they are included in the `js_tests` travis target, which was not intended. Here's a PR to fix. In...

@kozlovic just rebased, build passing, ready for review whenever you have a chance

@mrusme re: move to a standalone repo. Sounds good. At this point I was just messing around with Go's HTTP and OrbitDB (never used either before). All the thing you...

Possible solution discussed in Slack: wrap all callbacks so they can't do any damage if they raise exceptions

@kozlovic holding until after 2.9 sounds good (PR is still marked `draft`, I only opened to see if Travis would surface any error I wasn't seeing locally (it did, fixed)

There are metrics that measure what you're asking for. Look for `genie.tasks.diskCleanup.*` in our [metrics documentation](https://netflix.github.io/genie/docs/4.0.0-SNAPSHOT/reference/#_metrics). They include `numberDeletedJobDirs`, `numberDirsUnableToDelete`, `unableToGetJobs` and `unableToDeleteJobsDir`. You can also observe the logs emitted...