I found this PR when I looked for an example of adding toxics in the config file. Well, that sure didn't work, nor was there any error message even though my additional configuration wasn't being interpreted. (well that part makes sense... #golangproblems eh?)
My question is what do I do? Do I really need to launch the server, and run a shell script that uses toxiproxy-cli to update the state; or write code in Ruby which I'm not currently using for anything else? The JSON config is a lot more convenient than either of these options, but it doesn't seem to work at all.
I found this PR when I looked for an example of adding toxics in the config file. Well, that sure didn't work, nor was there any error message even though my additional configuration wasn't being interpreted. (well that part makes sense... #golangproblems eh?)
My question is what do I do? Do I really need to launch the server, and run a shell script that uses
toxiproxy-cli
to update the state; or write code in Ruby which I'm not currently using for anything else? The JSON config is a lot more convenient than either of these options, but it doesn't seem to work at all.