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by francislavoie 10mo ago
Is anyone aware of something like this for MariaDB? Something we've been trying to solve for a long time is having instant DB resets between acceptance tests (in CI or locally) back to our known fixture state, but right now it takes de
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by francislavoie 1y ago
You can easily customize Caddy's browse template to your liking. It's just a text file, you can take the default and modify it, or write your own from scratch if you like. See https://caddyserver.com/docs/cadd
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by francislavoie 1y ago
Yes, for Caddy v0, which is no longer relevant because Caddy v2 was a rewrite from the ground up. No issues have been opened by anyone who cares about this since Caddy v2 was released over 5 years ago.
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by francislavoie 1y ago
Yes calling it a grudge is kneejerk, but no I won't apologize for it because of how intensely frustrating the prior discussions (and today's, no help to you) were to deal with (take today's, multiply it by two for the intensi
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by francislavoie 1y ago
I thought I was clear enough about this already, but clearly not: I encourage anyone who believes there's a bug with Caddy to report it to us on GitHub, where bug reports belong, where we can have focused discussion about it and see it
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by francislavoie 1y ago
IMO a big reason is simply because they're written in C, which greatly slows down progress due to having to write a lot more code to do the same thing as higher level languages, and having to take significantly more care about memory s
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by francislavoie 1y ago
And you're still locked into this idea that you'll convince me that I shouldn't care, when I've expressed how it makes me feel due to the history. Can you respect that there are topics I'd just like not to be remind
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by francislavoie 1y ago
It's the fact they bring it up again when we've made it clear our stance is the problem, not so much the actual words in today's post. It's also off-topic (not relating to project maintainership) and it's on a post
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by francislavoie 1y ago
We're perfectly within our rights to express how it makes us feel for it to be brought up, especially with the history we've had around it. It's caused us a lot of grief and we'd just like for it to stop being shoved in
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by francislavoie 1y ago
Caddy doesn't hit the front page of HN all too often. But when it does, this issue gets brought up by one of two people. That's why it's annoying. It's so predictable and so annoying. We've already said our piece on
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by francislavoie 1y ago
I am sure, because of how front of mind it has been every time it's been brought up (not just to me, but everyone on the Caddy core team). We appreciate the recommendations! :)
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by francislavoie 1y ago
If you haven't seen the history of this topic outside of this thread then you wouldn't understand how frustrating it's been to handle. I'd just like it to stop being brought up (without also offering help or a solution).
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by francislavoie 1y ago
As a core contributor, Matt has expressed on many occasions he would like to be able to pay us for all the time we've spent on the project, but I've always told him we're doing it as volunteers and not for money (my day job p
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by francislavoie 1y ago
Two people don’t make a conspiracy. And honestly, the tone came off as pretty snide. Quoting part of the post just to twist it into their own point was clearly deliberate.
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by francislavoie 1y ago
I've read every single Caddy forum post (up until some months ago where I decided I had to slow down for my mental health), every single Caddy issue in the past 7 years, and nearly every thread mentioning Caddy on HN in the a similar t
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by francislavoie 1y ago
We've not seen a good enough argument that it's worth our time investigating. This seems like something that only affects something like 0.00001% of users. It may be simple, but it also means extensive testing to make sure any kin
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by francislavoie 1y ago
Because leaving comments like that unaddressed/unclarified does not serve the public reading this thread.
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by francislavoie 1y ago
*Matt btw
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by francislavoie 1y ago
Why would we work on something we don't care about, for free? If they paid a sponsorship, that would allow us (moreso Matt) to spend the time looking into it. Or, people complaining about it can spend their own time finding a solution
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by francislavoie 1y ago
We've felt attacked by people trying to slander the project due to this specific technical issue. It's exhausting. Either way, like I said, we'd be glad to accept contributions to solve this.
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by francislavoie 1y ago
Last year: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39474419 and you also said "I have only brought this up once before on HN and it was over 2 years ago." in that same thread. Still, only you and one other person wit
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by francislavoie 1y ago
We get it, you have a grudge. No need to post this comment every single time anything related to Caddy is posted on HN. PRs welcome if you want to propose a change.
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Next Steps for the Caddy Project Maintainership(caddy.community)
232 points by francislavoie 1y ago|105 comments
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by francislavoie 1y ago
Yes https://github.com/timelinize/timelinize
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by francislavoie 1y ago
I don't think it is. Did you look at the docs?
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by francislavoie 1y ago
We plan to move layer4 into the standard Caddy distribution eventually. We're still stabilizing it, and once we're happy with it (and have the time and energy to) we'll bring it in.
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by francislavoie 1y ago
I am well aware of the risks. But I much more highly value getting bug fixes earlier rather than waiting a whole two years with partially broken software. As evidenced by the fact that everything I need to work does work now, and all the pr
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by francislavoie 1y ago
They took too long so I moved off of PopOS 22.04 over to Ubuntu 25.04. I had tons of audio stability issues among many other things that I wanted fixed as well. I also have a lot of Gnome extensions I depend on right now, so I'm not re
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by francislavoie 1y ago
It's not political so much as people of color want to use emojis they identify with, and it's very common for them not to identify with yellow because it's so much further from their own skin tone than yellow is to caucasians
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by francislavoie 1y ago
So you've never made mistakes in your life? Do you think children are irredeemable if they get a B on their tests in school? What a ridiculous take.

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