Seamus Mac Conaonaigh

@jgallen23 I have a couple of Envy instances running in DigitalOcean for trying out new dev, and I frequently need to expose ports externally. As @fgrehm mentioned, there are two...

@Mikle-Bond thank you for the explanations above which were very helpful. I'm using Swarm mode, and I'm having trouble with the labels I am using not getting translated into Caddy-compliant...

@francislavoie thank for the response. In my original test, I completely removed the stack using `docker stack rm` and reprovisioned it using ` docker stack deploy -c `. I just...

I was able to resolve this - my issue was that the `caddy` network was created in Swarm mode but I forgot to make it attachable. Thank you all for...

For those interested in this, here's the workaround I implemented to do a "safe" RQ suspend: - Create a job that does nothing (well, it just returns `True`). Let's call...

I looked in the code and here is the flow: - `Worker.check_for_suspension()` checks to see whether the underlying connection is suspended, and if it is it sets the worker's `state`...

Thanks for the response @selwin! Your first suggestion is essentially what I'm doing now in my workaround - push "fake" no-op jobs to each queue. As you suggest, it would...

This is a great workaround for my issue - thanks @selwin! For me personally, fixing the original behavior is not high priority at the moment since this workaround exists. I...

@andyfeller thank you for the response. We are indeed using `gh issue transfer` to transfer the issues, and so far it has been remarkably good at resolving references. For example,...

@manish001in @jleclanche there are a couple of workarounds here: 1. It is possible to support large indexes of up to 3072 bytes in MySQL by doing all of the following:...