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Common: Update check_expired_dids to use PrometheusPusher, updated SLQA2.0 guidelines #143
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Please also address these:
check_expired_dids:43:60: W291 trailing whitespace
check_expired_dids:49:1: W293 blank line contains whitespace
Then I would either merge into a single commit or split based on objective (from what I can see: Python 2 compatibility, header, SQLAlchemy, Prometheus, except statement). Just make sure to prefix all commit subjects with Common: .
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The content is perfect. Well done.
But I’m afraid I must pester you one last time about the commit message. It’s not considered a good practise to have overly-long subjects. Keep it short and elaborate in the body.
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Looks good, thanks for bearing with me.
Following the contribution guide, I need approval from @ericvaandering before I can merge.
Eric is on vacation until next week so we'll have to wait. I already talked with him about this anyways so I assume it'll just be a formality. |
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Requires further review.
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What is the "requires further review?"
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Same as the other two PRs: (1) it silently changes the metric name to (2) one that is arguably inferior.
I assume the content-wise this is the exact same as #132 except for possibly some different SQLAlchemy grammar? |
Yeah it's completely identical besides for the sql2.0 and some minor formatting/spacing/indenting |
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I approve. Can be merged. |
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@dchristidis Reverted the name change and added a probe_metrics gauge. Should be fine. |
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Does this run for you? On my side it fails with an exception. |
* Update to sqla2.0 * push with PrometheusPusher * sort imports * add header * change except statement to except Exception
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Right you are. I missed testing it again after renaming the gauge. Corrected now. |
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But then, I’m afraid, we come to the problem that |
I'm redoing all of PR #132 with the updated sqla guidelines