in the README.md, you point to

[! [volkswagen status](https://auchenberg.github.io/volkswagen/volkswargen_ci.svg?v=1)](https:
//github.com/auchenberg/volkswagen)

but it says "volkswargen_ci" instead of "volkswagen_ci". Unfortunately, the badge itself is named wrong too, so you have to correct both.
;-)

As far as I can tell, it's not documented. I only know about it because of the comment in #204

I also think there should probably be a flag --force, --enable, --run-disabled or similar, that would run disabled tests.

The first few Google results for OpenShift alert documentation point to https://docs.openshift.com/online/dev_guide/notifications.html , which is now a dead link.

Please help Google point results to the right link, such as by redirecting from this URL to a valid one.

Issue Type

• Feature enhancement

Summary

GoCD application has a separate page to manage the different GoCD entities. Each page has either an Add or Create button to create a new entity.
The styles of these add entity buttons are different on each page. Example:

On Pipelines Page:

![Screen Shot 2019-12-19 at 11 34 41 AM](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/152

What challenge are you facing?

Newrelic metrics emitter does not include Team and tags for worker-volumes/worker-containers.

What would make this better?

Better metrics, better insights.

Are you interested in implementing this yourself?

Maybe, no promises.

There's a list of deprecation warnings installing Strider. A sample as follows:

npm WARN deprecated minimatch@2.0.10: Please update to minimatch 3.0.2 or higher to avoid a RegExp DoS issue
npm WARN deprecated mailcomposer@0.2.12: This project is unmaintained
npm WARN deprecated browserslist@1.4.0: Browserslist 2 could fail on re

I cannot find any reference, in the documentation, about how the history of past builds is handled. Is it stored in memory? On files? On the database?

I'm running buildbot in docker (one container for the master, one for the worker, as in the "simple" scenario). Whenever I have to modify the master.cfg I have to

• stop the master container
• remove the master container
• start again the mas

Hi,

Im having issues with using the SSH key for my account. I followed the default guide here which apparently outputs an encrypted private key that golang ssh does not support I believe?

Cannot access git repo: ssh: cannot decode encrypted private keys

Iv not seen any issues related to

Summary

jx import creates the wrong /charts/<repo-name> when used on non-git repositories, when you specify a different name to initialize it.

Steps to reproduce the behavior

1. Create a new repository without git (mkdir new-repo)
2. use jx import
3. choose a different name then the suggest default to initialize the repository
4. look in the /charts/ repository, the name o

Colours are replaced by black and white with travis formatter

xcpretty -c Travis output

xcpretty -f `xcpretty-travis-formatter` Travis output
![screen shot 2016-11-22 at 12 19 29 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/17389431/2052

I think it might be worth added the 'certificates' if-condition to all of the collectors' property-builder scripts so that someone doesn't have to go in and manually add that block and the env variable in the Dockerfile. Will create a PR when I get a chance to.

When running a pipeline with a huge payload (like vendoring a lot of stuffs).
The worker fails

fork/exec /bin/bash: argument list too long
--

exemple with commit ovh/cds@cb9c055

Opencover allows hiding skipped modules by providing a `hideskipped parameter. Would be great to add this.
See https://github.com/OpenCover/opencover/wiki/Usage#console-application-usage for details.

The online WIKI says anyone can edit via GitHub. Is this safe and gets validated by anyone?

Expected behaviour

• Detailed step by step instruction about the installation and setup.

Actual behaviour

• Missing steps such as renaming of htaccess and configuration details such as phpci.yaml.
• Location of phpci.yaml is not explicitly defined.
• *Examples of directory and fi

When enabling slim-lint on a repository, custom rubocop configuration files dont seem to automatically pick up configuration defined in a .rubocop.yml file. See here. It seems like the most sensible way to handle this is to have slim-lint use the same config_file for rubocop that is declared in `.hound.y

There are 4 execution modules in ansible and two of them has live output in dapp. The most frequent use cases are:

• run one command
• run multiple commands
• run shell script
• run commands or script in login shell or with loaded environment variables

We need to document this variants with links to ansible documentation and give an explanation of what is invoked behind the scene (dappdeps

... or even decide to not deprecate it after all.

This came up on the mailing list.

It seems that this config option is well established, works as expected and is used in many scenarios (especially corporate when using internal pypi repos with different stages or devpi). So we might want to

Describe the bug
I just signed up and went to the public templates section.
There is only one template shown (see screenshot).

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to 'https://cloud.lastbackend.com/templates#public'
2. See error

Expected behavior
I was expecting a lot more, e.g. Wordpress, MongoDB, Bootstrap, PostgreSQL, Etherpad, Apache, CouchDB, SearX, wall