Chris Alfano

Looks good!

@machow I've never used this scaling ability of `docker-compose`, but I'm struggling to see how this could actually make multiple app instances available to nginx. If the port is constant,...

Hmm nvm [sounds like docker-compose _does_ round-robin the DNS](https://pspdfkit.com/blog/2018/how-to-use-docker-compose-to-run-multiple-instances-of-a-service-in-development/) and people talk about that working behind nginx, I'd expect nginx to be caching DNS on things it's `proxy_pass`ing to... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

no don't do this, the origin owner can promote any build to stable

I maintain a stable build in my origin, maybe it makes more sense just to use mine in the guide? https://bldr.habitat.sh/#/pkgs/jarvus/rs-git-fsmonitor/latest Or, you could add me as an admin to...

+1 for automatic fallback to hide, with a notice logged. Best that people's backups err on the side of working :-) Also, I have created immutable buckets through the web...

It would be amazing if habitat's lifecycle could remove the need to have sleep loops in any hooks waiting for a service to come up, they usually end up running...

Could an offline mode for the studio also work without an on-prem depot, just checking the local artifact cache for available packages? If I've started up and built in it...

this magic is unacceptable, there are no two ways about it. Do what you want with a `github:` link but if I address a dependency explicitly with `https://` or `git+https://`...

> The "magic" being complained about here is actually providing some value; https won't work in some cases, and ssh won't work in some others. It makes sense to first...