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Maybe it'll happen at some point in the future.
I've been a fan of htmx for a few years. I was already subscribed to the approach having previously cobbled stuff together which resembled hx-boost and hx-swap-oob. htmx feels natural to me, I feel I get to focus on what I want to accomplish vs thinking about how to use htmx.
This is something I've considered but haven't needed just yet. I think it would be helpful.
I haven’t used the product but I remember reading about if here on Hacker News: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31488910
I think that could also be helpful for ensuring scheduled jobs are running fine. I can see myself wanting this at some point.
I was happy with how things were going in that file and didn’t feel a need to add more files. I’d probably do it again on a solo project.
Somebody else has also told me a helm chart would be useful.
I’ll keep this in mind.
Honestly, I'm not sure about PR's yet. To prevent any disappointment I'd encourage discussing any changes before beginning work intended to be upstreamed. I should include this in the README.
Once Statusnook is deployed everything is configured via the web interface. If I've understood the question - what you're looking for doesn't currently exist.
It's something I've thought about and have received suggestions on. I think I personally will just need the ability to occasionally import/export configurations between instances. At the moment I can just copy the db.
Interested to hear more about what you would have wanted to see.
Could be cool to have a restricted demo version in the future for people to poke around in.
I haven't thought about it too much personally, I think it'd be super useful though!
I should mention that the terms are fetched via an external API, I think that API failing temporarily caused the issue you were observing.
You’re right, static generation would have avoided the issue. Alternatively, I could be caching the response for a period. I’ve also got HAProxy in front of the application servers, but haven’t explored it’s caching capabilities.