Tim Kelty

@engram-design I'm not up to date on the details with this plugin necessarily, but should just be a matter of setting `cache-control` header (`Craft::$app->getResponse()->setNoCacheHeaders()` for anything that should categorically not...

Yep! In this case it's: `Cloudflare Worker (suppling Request) → AWS Lambda URL`. The entire request is proxied, with the host swapped out. What I have works (and I don't...

> would you suggest I instead use AwsV4Signer, and set that after instantiation? That doesn't really work, as other things happen in the constructor that rely on that. Here's what...

@roelvanhintum Please see https://github.com/craftcms/docker/issues/93

@roelvanhintum agreed! We're happy to accept a PR, or if we get the time before we officially read-only this repo, it seems worthwhile. I'm going to leave this open for...

Upon further investigation – it seems like we may actually be seeing this as a result of [these ALB limits](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticloadbalancing/latest/application/load-balancer-limits.html#http-headers-quotas) (using Lambda URLs), which are much lower. (16kb/header, 32kb total).

@tejubhe in your Azure CLI environment, what do you get running this: ```bash php -i | grep -E "memory_limit|max_execution_time" ``` As @Thijmen hinted, you could try forcing those values, e.g.:...

@bryantAXS @pixelmachine could you test this and ensure it addresses your issues? ```bash # for Craft 4.x composer require craftcms/feed-me 5.x-dev # for Craft 5.x composer require craftcms/feed-me 6.x-dev ```

@cmalven right now the sequential logic is bound to the CLI and associate queue job, but you could trigger that like: ``` Craft::$app->runAction('feed-me/feeds/queue', [1, 2, 3]); ```

If you're running it from a controller, try just doing `$this->run('feed-me/feeds/queue', [1, 2, 3])`