Simon Eskildsen
Simon Eskildsen
We should gather use-cases from people around the community to help guide further Toxiproxy development. This will help us find out what people use, what they don't use, and what...
Quoted from issue internally by @thegedge: > Whenever toxiproxy.json is changed such that a new proxy is added somewhere in the middle of the list, it gets assigned a port...
It'd be useful to have a call to be able to know how many roundtrips it did during a certain amount of time. For a test, something like this: ```...
It'd be cool if Toxiproxy could expose its local running services via DNS. Especially because this would make the development environment more like production by using DNS as well.
The current Go API is pretty low-level, something with closures or a context object would be great.
@erezsh wdyt about removing all the Preql scripts and just rely on `database_types.py` instead? We can add instructions on running a single test to seed your local database if you...
We need to [use encrypted secrets](https://docs.github.com/en/actions/security-guides/encrypted-secrets) and then only [trigger manually](https://docs.github.com/en/actions/using-workflows/events-that-trigger-workflows#branch_protection_rule) and on the master branch. The reason we can't always run it, is because someone could PR malicious code.
Currently if you run the benchmarking scripts (see README and https://github.com/datafold/data-diff/pull/135) it's _very_ slow against the cloud databases. It would be better to use CSV imports for the cloud databases...
Currently the benchmarking introduced in https://github.com/datafold/data-diff/pull/135 checks two tables that are equal. We'd love to add some tests where we delete/change an increasing % of rows, starting at just 1...
You might have a column called `money` in one database, and `amount` in another. Today we don't have a way to have the columns have different names across the two...