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Piranha transforms:
someConsumer.accept((x) -> {
if(exp.isTreated(STALE_FLAG)){
doSomething(x);
}
else{
domeSomethingElse(x);
}
As we are constantly upgrading Flagr server, the client SDKs may experience unexpected changes from the server side. The integration tests should better include these SDKs instead of just simple CURL tests.
Specifically, we want to cover
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
OpenTracing teamed up with OpenCensus to create OpenTelemetry. Tracing support is already stable.
Describe the solution you'd like
Replace OpenTracing with OpenTelemetry tracing. Alternatively, add OpenTelemetry to keep backwards compatibility.
Since drf_yasg2 is not being maintained anymore, we are left with two options:
- Move back to drf_yasg, we can do that, but it does not support Openapi 3.0, so really we are left with one option to use https://github.com/tfranzel/drf-spectacular
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Add an environment parameter in the config.
This environment field should be added to all users in the param so we can add rules based on the environment and have the same config file for all your environment.
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Right now, when you archive a key, you can only see it if you manually search for it.
This can cause some key name conflict issues, or issues when trying to create a folder with the same name as an archived (bu not yet deleted key).
It would be ideal for there to be a way to see all archived keys at once, without the need to search for them in the search bar.
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Update documentation
Documentation is not up to date
For example, supported datastores misses PGSQL
https://maif.github.io/izanami/manual/architecture/index.html
Please documentation freshness problems in this issue
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I am currently writing some custom strategies that are simply gradual rollout strategies similar to the built in one for user IDs but these are keyed off of different data specific to my use case. I want to make sure that my gradual rollout strategy uses the same normalization, rounding, etc. that the built in gradual rollout strategies use.
However, that logic is defined inside of `internal/st
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Is it possible to add a check if unleash variable is indeed a json, and disable the option of saving it unless it is?
For example, created a variable for a toggle and selected type to be a json, but I've inserted a string instead of a json and was able to save and pull the value.
{'name': 'test', 'payload': {'type': 'json', 'value': 'not a json'}, 'weightType': 'variable', 'enabled': True}