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Rename paperclip-vips to paperclip_vips
WIP: migrating to kt-paperclip compatibility
Rename gem to kt-paperclip-vips
Fix Vips::Image.thumbnail arguments
Replace byebug with debug gem + add .tool-version file
Make period on metrics page configurable via select
OK, thanks... I went through the docs again:
The graphs only show data for the last hour and the data is only retained in Redis for 8 hours.
Apparently I had a misunderstanding between shown data and retained data.
Make period on metrics page configurable via select
Thanks for your answer @mperham. I know it's odd. I double checked, and the data being kept is only 1h actually ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Make period on metrics page configurable via select
SHORT_TERM = 8 * 60 * 60
Thanks @mperham, I'm using Sidekiq v7.0.2 (OSS) in three different projects, and it seems that metrics data is kept for 2h only. I couldn't find a relevant config or something related. Do you know what could be the reason?
age() function in postgres not working as expected
Amazing response. Thanks!
age() function in postgres not working as expected
Hi,
First, thanks for the amazing gem/engine you've built. It's an indispensable part of all my projects. Kudos!
I'm using the latest version of blazer (2.6.5 as of now), and I'm trying to incorporate the age() function from Postgres https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/functions-datetime.html in some of my reports.
For example, showing the latest users and when they were created:
SELECT username, age(now() at time zone 'utc', max(created_at))
FROM users
ORDER BY created_at DESC
However, instead of date-time-in-words (e.g. "4 days 5 hours"), Blazer's UI returns/renders a float representing the age in seconds - an interval in Postgres. At the same, if I execute the same query in the DB console directly, I'm getting the expected string.
I'm wondering, is that behaviour expected is a kind of bug/known-issue?
Thanks, Stan
Add opted_out? methods to upgrade guide
Out of curiosity, what's stopping this of being merged?
