Eloy Espinaco

Just my two cents here: I think that environment variables are the right way to configure an application environment, also I don't think that the `bashrc` is a good place...

On the other hand, knowing that capistrano willl load a clean environment that just loads `$BASH_ENV`, made me try something like: ~~~ ruby set :default_env, { 'BASH_ENV' => "#{ deploy_to...

@leehambley The only problem I see is that certain tasks like "database migrations", without that kind of tasks that require an environment your setup without environment makes total sense. For...

I've just found a better way to load environment variables when deploying using a prefix (I found no way to setup a default prefix so I've listed everything that comes...

@leehambley thanks for your feedback, I've just tested it with a hotpatch on my environment and it was great. > I'd guess from your question, you're not a typical Rails...

I don't know, I'm on GNU/Linux, I've always used Debian derivatives, my ssh_config has the following config: ~~~ ssh_config ServerAliveInterval 15 ControlMaster auto ControlPath ~/.ssh/master-%r@%h:%p ControlPersist 30 AddKeysToAgent yes ~~~...

I've did the following test: ~~~ $ time ssh server -- echo ok ok real 0m2,644s user 0m0,021s sys 0m0,013s $ time server -- echo ok ok real 0m0,432s user...

Briar follows a quite similar system, but seems not to be interoperable. Check: https://code.briarproject.org/briar/briar It does **only** works on android.

I'm having a similar issue with this, and it seems related to the `per_form_csrf_tokens` option added as default on rails 5. When this option is enabled, the authenticity_token embedded on...

Yes, it happens only with devise endpoints... I think there are two possible reasons, there is a hook that invalidates the token, so there might be a timing issue and...