Till!
Till!
Provide a way to allow explicit overrides of subdependency versions of top level packages in pipfile
I have an interesting issue which seems to be a dependency resolution problem (or circular dependency _somewhere_) — or a case for overriding/enforcing dependencies of dependencies. My objective is to...
Provide a way to allow explicit overrides of subdependency versions of top level packages in pipfile
@techalchemy my problem is that even though I pinned `openstacksdk` in my `Pipfile`, it got *updated* because one of the sub(-sub)-dependencies requested something else. And there was no error for...
Provide a way to allow explicit overrides of subdependency versions of top level packages in pipfile
@altendky yes, that! ;) It's a follow the white rabbit thing! :D On a more serious note, I realise the problem is also with the packages I am using. E.g....
There doesn't seem to be any interest in this. I am giving up.
@jepio thank you, do I need to build a unit myself or will it start post install/update (to new OS)?
@jepio so I guess that's for Glance. But can I make it work on existing infrastructure?
Thanks, anyway! :) I'll have a look.
Ha... just read the link completely. Looks like I'll be editing the ☁️ soon. For running instances, the gist of it is: ``` MariaDB > use nova MariaDB [nova]> insert...
Has anyone given any thought for r/w splitting in kine? For example, to be able to utilize replicas for read ops while committing against the primary for all writes? Wondering...
Makes sense. Would you be open to a more higher level solution like ent? As a abstraction across the sql drivers. Or additional code to support multiple DSNs?