Thanks a lot for your projects and making them open source. I am using strong_migrations and blazer in an open source Rails project, it's a blast 🙌
I have two (unrelated to each other) questions:
Is there a typical process to version control queries, where I could write/design an SQL query in dev, commit it to the repo, and make it accessible in Blazer in prod seamlessly?Edit: Eventually, it does not really make sense
I have tried to setup Slack notifications with an incoming webhook for checks, but I might be missing a piece of the puzzle. Here are the steps I followed:
In blazer.yml, I uncommented slack_webhook_url: <%= ENV["BLAZER_SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL"] %>
I added my webhook in my .env file locally BLAZER_SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL=https://hooks.slack.com/services...
I created a (failing) check and configured it like this:
As you can see, I tried multiple identifiers for the Slack channel, but nothing pops in. The webhook is tied to this channel and it works, I tried with a basic curl command. But not through Blazer. What am I missing?
Hi @ankane,
Thanks a lot for your projects and making them open source. I am using strong_migrations and blazer in an open source Rails project, it's a blast 🙌
I have two (unrelated to each other) questions:
Is there a typical process to version control queries, where I could write/design an SQL query in dev, commit it to the repo, and make it accessible in Blazer in prod seamlessly?Edit: Eventually, it does not really make senseI have tried to setup Slack notifications with an incoming webhook for checks, but I might be missing a piece of the puzzle. Here are the steps I followed:
blazer.yml
, I uncommented slack_webhook_url: <%= ENV["BLAZER_SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL"] %>.env
file locallyBLAZER_SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL=https://hooks.slack.com/services...
As you can see, I tried multiple identifiers for the Slack channel, but nothing pops in. The webhook is tied to this channel and it works, I tried with a basic
curl
command. But not through Blazer. What am I missing?blazer (3.0.1)
Thank you!