Ralph Bean
Ralph Bean
Can you tell us anything about the modified time, permissions, and contents of files in `/var/run/fedmsg/status/fedmsg-hub/`? That's where it leaves itself a note for after restart.
:+1:, @pypingou's comment instructions should do it.
Yeah, `fedmsg-announce` should be retired. Nick, if you're looking into fedmsg-trigger, I'll point out that the `fedwatch` command is roughly equivalent but is much more popular.
Thanks! - We don't have a systemd file for `fedmsg-trigger`, so it should probably go under console-scripts (even though it would be more useful as a service daemon). - :+1:...
Sound good to me. I'd call it `msg2releases(msg, **config)`, but what should the return value look like?
That works for me. I thought for a little bit about trying a dict of lists (instead of a list of dicts) and I think it might be nicer to...
FWIW, under the hood zeromq should try to repeatedly reconnect if the connection is dropped. We do however need a way to notify our caller that an outage has occurred.
> Both shields.io and b.repl.ca are available under https, but in both cases the certificate does not match the hostname. Ah, that is true of the base https://shields.io domain, but...
Agreed. This could be expanded. We would want all of those new API endpoints to require authentication. Noting here that here's an example of using parts of the existing anitya...
And here's an example of doing some things authenticated: https://github.com/fedora-infra/the-new-hotness/blob/develop/hotness/anitya.py