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Models used:
- GPT 5.5 (Codex, from JetBrains PyCharm) for the schema generation and the tests
- Qwen 3.8 for code review
I wonder if T1681 couldn't host them too. If so:
Patch written to test Codex. Model: GPT-5.5 (High).
Remove unused uids
Tue, Aug 4
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Actually rewrite the file too
Avoid too many blank lines in Markdown rendering
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Tue, Jul 28
No please revert back to the version with innodb_buffer_pool_size = {{ innodb_buffer_pool_size }}.
Jul 26 2026
That will be useful to implement a bunch of values for T2337
I confirm we probably don't need it on WindRiver right now.
Tested, works fine.
Jul 23 2026
Jul 22 2026
Jul 21 2026
Computed on db-B-001, got 1 Gb using POWER(1024,3) but only 139 Mb using POWER(1024,2), so we're good with the default value there for now.
I see 3 blocks with the same 302 redirect.
Jul 19 2026
Jul 18 2026
Instead of documenting the error in a warning block, I'd suggest we keep a primary callout block with directly the good instructions you wrote.
Works like a charm.
To help edit vhosts, I've used the following sed expressions:
We can live with that, as there is work in progress to:
- at Nasqueron, migrate certificates to acme.sh
- on FreeBSD ports, prepare Salt for Python 3.12
It could be solved upstream with 3006.26.
@yousra It seems better with last Salt versions on 3006 LTS branch.