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dorongold
dorongold commented Sep 11, 2019

Summary

Currently Kong supports writing configuration in a file, in YAML or JSON.
To provide a more flexible configuration, especially for those running Kong in different environments (dev, staging, production), an option to write configuration in lua can be very useful.

Additional Details

There are many use-cases that come to mind:

  • Using environment variables inside the d
wwar
wwar commented Apr 26, 2020

Feature Request

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe:

This is a really minor nit, but the EXPLAIN output on binary strings is different from what I expected:

CREATE TABLE t1 (
 id INT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY auto_increment,
 b varchar(255) not null,
 c varbinary(255) not null,
 index (b),
 index (c)
);


INSERT INTO t1 (b,c) VALUES ('a', 'a'),('b

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briankmatheson
briankmatheson commented Feb 18, 2020

Description

Expected Behavior

it should just work ;^) But if not it needs to feed the errored state back somehow. 
in this case it probably needs to say that the disk is already mounted. 

## Current Behavior
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Repro'ed:

 bmath@timesink:~/maya/gke/test86$ ca
yugabyte-db
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scoyle391
scoyle391 commented Jan 28, 2020

Thanks to Gabor Horvath for suggesting this feature:

Is the Rendering API documentation feature mandatory for starting up AES? If not, maybe there should be an option offered to disable it. For our use case, an option to disable it and as a result of that disabling calling home to GitHub would be useful.

tastyeggs
tastyeggs commented Jan 27, 2020

In a cluster configured with Windows Authentication, where a FileShare doesn't require a username and a password, the creation of a new backup policy using Service Fabric Explorer UI fails with an Internal Server Error (500).

Expected Behavior

A new backup policy should be created. At the very least a proper error message should be returned.

Current Behavior

I see an Internal Server

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