@cassidoo 2/ On GHEC, just give us an overall request budget and let us assign quotas to each app. We have ... -1/2/3/4/5 copies of certain apps and custom logic to balance which app to use and that's just unnecessary
@cassidoo Granting GitHub apps permissions to repositories based on their custom properties (like we can apply Rules for example). The current model does not scale, we have >10k repos and we are forced to allow certain apps blanket access because actually controlling it Is impossible.
@cmuratori I generally agree, but the tradeoff between 100ms and the resources needed to preload should be dictated by how often it's used, which I assume is never for the average user?
@thdxr@gkannane@opencode Do I need to add your GitHub app to our Enterprise Cloud instance? The POST /login/device/code is getting 404 unless I change the client ID to one which is installed there...
@DJSnM@ZeroDayMedia4U I think it's actually the sun, if you notice it's not the same lens, it's the one in direct sunlight at any point in time which has artifacts
@mitsuhiko Better option:
if err != nil {
return web.ExposeErr(w, err)
}
This way ExposeErr can wrap it to mark it as handled, but you still have the option of further handling upstream (say, collecting metrics on successful requests?)
@mitsuhiko@payforexposure At least in Italy we have two main infrastructure providers, OpenFiber and FiberCop. Most providers still resell, but it's definitely better than having just one.
@thejollygrimrea@ID_AA_Carmack@SpaceX Any attachment point that can sustain the load from the main parachutes opening would also work for a 1g-equivalent load, right?
@nfarina I'm happy with Android's Adaptive Charging, which stops at 80% during the night and reaches 100% in time for waking up (based on usage and alarm time). I assume iOS has something similar?