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A Private Terraform Module/Provider Registry
it is not clear how to delete and re-upload providers into citizen. Could you please advise?
hey there, I have set the 2 required env vars for publishing on S3 (`CITIZEN_AWS_S3_BUCKET` with value the name of the bucket, `CITIZEN_STORAGE` with value "s3") + the service has...
@outsideris @AndriiOmelianenko @robburger I've deployed citizen as a pod in kubernetes cluster and have set up a certificate signed by a public CA authority (not self-signed). Cert is stored in...
It will be nice to have the possibility to use MySQL/MariaDB as a backend database. If that is something suitable I'm interested in taking the time to propose a PR...
Hi, Am wondering if there are any ways to update or delete an existing module? I don't see any option in the citizen CLI nor the code. Looks like i...
I was wondering if there is a way to use this with basic auth or something else in front of it. I know how to configure basic auth on the...
We run citizen on a EC2 instance, and when uploading a large module (a few bytes of terraform and 1 large jar file for a lambda), the citizen process will...
I am using citizen in an ec2 with the servers being a localhost on port 3000. I successfully published a module using citizen and can see a module.tar.gz file that...
Unexpected errors publishing a provider get suppressed. Here: https://github.com/outsideris/citizen/blob/master/lib/provider/provider.js#L61 I added ``` verbose(response.body) ``` To try to figure out why I'm getting: ``` RequestError Unexpected token < in JSON at...
