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Ah, I see we're using the https://github.com/encode/broadcaster library, which doesn't yet support AMQP, though it doesn't seem too hard to implement the methods that are needed using something like https://github.com/mosquito/aiormq

I'm thinking that I need to implement the following methods in `asyncacpi/events/backends/amqp.py` ``` class AmqpBackend(): def __init__(): pass async def connect(): pass async def disconnect(): pass async def publish(): pass...

So this was added to the R20.0 mile stone, then removed. Have we decided not to work on this anymore then?

Here is an example of how to clone a repository with pre-defined `autocrlf` settings using the low-level "plumbing". I looked at the examples provided in #674 for inspiration - though...

No, I think you need to escape the dots if you want them to actually be part of a key. This is an example: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49522776/helm-how-to-override-value-with-periods-in-name

@mumoshu I think supporting it in CUE is fine, but whatever you decide, we should make it clear. Because this project dealt with helm charts, I was under the false...

I had a brief snoop around the source code. I'm not a scala developer, so I'm of little use there, but I did see some comments in the pre-canned config...

Yes, I know the path exists because Jenkins is able to archive it. On Wed, 3 Mar 2021, 19:21 Ullrich Hafner, wrote: > Did you check if the environment variable...

Ok, confirmed. Environment variables are not resolved in patterns.

OK, so I think what I used to do was create a global variable in the config object call `USE_REMOTE_PASSWORD` and that I passed to `use_sudo_password`. Now what I'm doing...