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we will probably build one in windmill

we will probably build one in windmill

Hi, yes, I was figuring out how I did it

Hi, yes, I was figuring out how I did it. As far as I remember, I installed the tailscale on the host machine, and it worked. As a proof of concept, I run the sshd one click install from Caprover, and on my local machine, I run a lscr.io/linuxserver/openssh-server along with the original docker-compose from Windmill, that way I could run GPU workers on my local machine that connected to the remote WM server.

You would use perpetual scripts for that

You would use perpetual scripts for that

what is git sync

@Ask Inkeep what is git sync

how does one preinstall binaries

@Ask Inkeep how does one preinstall binaries

Versioning + DAG order of execution

1) the api is versionned but our api viewer/explorer only display the current/last one 2) yes 3) there is a top left toggle that says "dataflow" to see the dataflow...

hey there, how can one enable `unstable`

hey there, how can one enable unstable featrues of deno in windmill?

Plans & How to Upgrade | Windmill

Hi! To have your instance switch from Community Edition to Enterprise Edition, you'll need to change the Windmill image: - Docker: in docker-compose.yml and .env. - Helm: see the Helm Chart repository README. ...

note that some of them would not be

note that some of them would not be stuck anymore given the improvements we did, and we will continue iterating on having less surface of it happening and more visibility on them

Force cancel one by one or delete all by

Force cancel one by one or delete all by delete them from the jobs table

The DAG you see here is the topological

The DAG you see here is the topological order DAG. It defines the dependency order between the steps. The dataflow DAG is more freely defined as just the connection of inputs and outputs between the steps. You can use the result of any prior step as the input of any step

Is it possible to use a typesafe ORM

Is it possible to use a typesafe ORM like Drizzle ORM or Kysley when working with Postgres across my functions? Like I want to store my schema in some global state so all my scripts can reference the same schema for easily working with Postgres in Typescript. Would this also be possible using Mongoose for MongoDB? Thank you...

You can't, it's a multi-tenant one and

You can't, it's a multi-tenant one and we have a frequent deployment schedule

unable to make changes going forward

we didn't want to remove the feature for older users

I don't but can follow up separately @

I don't but can follow up separately @Alper

You can use its default id (which starts

You can use its default id (which starts with a, b, etc, or change its ID to a better name by clicking on the the pencil on the left panel (inside Components). On a button, you can click on Create an inline script, choose JavaScript and you can use the input value using its id dot result, e.g: txtNumber.result.

Can you share the version you're on and

Can you share the version you're on and similar details per email again please

what are native workers

@Ask Inkeep what are native workers

Hi, I wrote that script and as far as I

Hi, I wrote that script and as far as I can tell, it still works. Tomorrow I can check if my current version is different from this one. I added it to my local admin workspace....

your understanding is correct

your understanding is correct