True about the hub, but i think etl tools can do that job. would love if its from windmill by defaul
True about the hub, but i think etl tools can do that job. would love if its from windmill by default for better dx.
MYeah. The angle I'm coming at this from is: Anyone can upload apps, but a hub is a network requiring careful cultivation. Left to evolve on its own, it fragments or fills with non-useful content, leading to declining use. Which is a self-reinforcing feedback loop. Initial conditions are crucial. I’ve dealt with this before—Jono Bacon's People Powered is the best book I've seen in that area. It’s easy to settle for “good enough” & move on, since feature value is direct and immediate, while a well-curated hub's value only emerges over time making it hard to predict & easy to underestimate.
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MThese arent 1:1, but there is a long pattern of 'seeding' being used to catalyze networks. Some that I found interesting:
Icant get in to the cloud, what's up with that
Icloudfront kicking me out, seems like doenst like vpn
R@itsupport505 outside of your vpn you have no issue?
Ino its good, everything works fine with out vpn
Ijust strange thing that vpn was blocked, im usually on vpn on the go
Rwe have nothing special against it, but we do use cloudfront
Icommercial vpn, nordvpn, could be dirty nodes
RWe will fix it
CSo - I've run into a little problem, and I'm not sure if it's user error.
I have a duckdb script which was working fine, but I want to change it to be able to cache the database file locally. I thought the way to do that would be with a dedicated worker, but now the script isn't picking up the secrets correctly any more:
gives:
(before that would print out the object contents
Have I done something wrong, or am I missunderstanding the intent here?
I have a duckdb script which was working fine, but I want to change it to be able to cache the database file locally. I thought the way to do that would be with a dedicated worker, but now the script isn't picking up the secrets correctly any more:
gives:
(before that would print out the object contents
Have I done something wrong, or am I missunderstanding the intent here?
RThere might be a bug. If you can send me a clear reproduction, we will investigate on monday
MWould be nice if there was a channel for tossing interesting links / inspo / resources.
Saw this today, might be useful for brainstorming future app editor experience
https://www.reddit.com/r/webdev/comments/1f0e2zs/i_made_my_drag_and_drop_website_builder_much_more/
Saw this today, might be useful for brainstorming future app editor experience
https://www.reddit.com/r/webdev/comments/1f0e2zs/i_made_my_drag_and_drop_website_builder_much_more/
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R@metapontum I think general will work until we have too many of those 
Rand then we will create dedicated channel
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Hey, Sam and the team from ElectricSQL here.PGlite is a WASM Postgres build packaged into a TypeScript/JavaScript client library, that enables you to run Postgres in the browser, Node.js and Bun, with no need to install any other dependencies. It's 3mb Gzipped, now has support for many Postgres extensions, including pgvector, and it has a reacti...
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MAny plans of making use of this
MIm thinking itd be good for the hub when displaying apps
MSo it could essentially seed it with example data
MAssuming it could be used for more than that though, https://postgres.new/ shows how utterly easy it can be to set up a whole db just by saying a few words about what it should be
Mquery and iteratively find out info, restructure database, in a sandbox environment that can be merged into a draft once it's ironed out
Fin the current worker/job queue architecture, do the workers themselves read and write about their execution status – e.g. if the windmill-app process is dying, and the worker picks up a job before it dies, would it be able to execute it (as well as write the necessary results to postgres)?
Ryes the workers update their state in the db, windmill-app just push new jobs if they've been added through the API
NIs there a way we can setup Oauth with AWS EKS self hosted? It failing with unknown URI
ROAuth and the method of hosting are unrelated
NLogin uri reroutes to alb address and fails the Oauth connection
RYou can give ample details on your setup on #help and someone may be able to help given the info
Iis there a premade Grafana dashboard for the Windmill Prometheus metrics or am I supposed to make one myself?
R@invakid404 at the moment not but we will work on providing one
Fyeah +1, would love to see one
Zanyone can share their experience with sftp on windmill other than going python/bash route? looks like bun doesn't support the big sftp libraries
TI do not have such experience, but I'm curious: why not use Python?
PI've moved a windmill instance from one cloud to another, all good, after setting up the roles correctly all is humming along, even logged me in with my existing token, yay, I see everything.
But, none of the users see anything anymore, all the permisisons and groups seems to be there, any ideas why this could be?
But, none of the users see anything anymore, all the permisisons and groups seems to be there, any ideas why this could be?
Rnot using the same usernames ?
Peverything is exactly the same, users, passwords, I dumped the other pg and restored it into the new postgres
PAlso for me everything works fine 
it's just that none of the scripts/flows/apps are visible to users, not even if I create a new app and share that, wonder what I missed
it's just that none of the scripts/flows/apps are visible to users, not even if I create a new app and share that, wonder what I missed
Zno reason, rest of the flow is in js so wanted to keep consistent. ended up just using python after deno/bunjs were a bust
Zalthough, running locally for deno seems to work, it might just be a out-of-date deno on windmill
(local 1.45.1 = no go, local 1.46.1 = go)
(local 1.45.1 = no go, local 1.46.1 = go)