Added Zlib::DataError to the errors that can be expected to be raised…
Added Zlib::DataError to the errors that can be expected to be raised when fetching a feed. If this (rare) error happens, this means that something is wrong with the zipping of the HTTP response. The...
View ArticleUse a fork of rack-cache.
Use a fork of rack-cache. This fork allows setting the entity store to nil. When configured this way, it returns empty bodies for cached responses, instead of returning the original body. It doesn't...
View ArticleWhen fetching feeds using rack-cache for client-side caching, set ent…
When fetching feeds using rack-cache for client-side caching, set entitystore to nil. This keeps rack-cache from persisting response bodies in disk. We are not interested in those bodies, if a...
View ArticleSet Rack-cache verbosity to false.
Set Rack-cache verbosity to false. This removes some messages from the logs. Also will probably remove IO errors that happen occasionally when trying to write logs from rack-cache.
View ArticleRun FixSchedulesWorker daily at 6AM instead of 5AM.
Run FixSchedulesWorker daily at 6AM instead of 5AM. This way this scheduling does not clash with the automated sidekiq restart that happens at 5AM. This fixes a bug: FixSchedulesWorker was often not...
View ArticleMerge pull request #13 from yogodoshi/update-gems-with-vulnerabilities
Merge pull request #13 from yogodoshi/update-gems-with-vulnerabilities Update nokogiri and devise gems because of vulnerabilities
View ArticleUpdated capistrano-rails gem 1.1.5 -> 1.1.6
Updated capistrano-rails gem 1.1.5 -> 1.1.6
View ArticleUpdated aws-sdk-core, aws-sdk-resources gems 2.2.8 -> 2.2.12
Updated aws-sdk-core, aws-sdk-resources gems 2.2.8 -> 2.2.12
View ArticleUpdated devise gem 3.5.4 -> 3.5.5
Updated devise gem 3.5.4 -> 3.5.5 The "remember me" feature works again, it seems it got broken in 3.5.4
View ArticleUpdated ox gem 2.2.2 -> 2.2.3
Updated ox gem 2.2.2 -> 2.2.3 Supposedly it fixes some errors in ruby 2.3.0. I'm running ruby 2.3.0 with ox 2.2.2 and I haven't seen any such failures, but better be safe than sorry I suppose.
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