Gerhard

Right. So this is the big thing which currently is missing. It's not testing the configuration that is local. It's testing the deployed configuration.

Right. So this is the big thing which currently is missing. It's not testing the configuration that is local. It's testing the deployed configuration.

Yeah, because what I want to do is TDD some changes. Exactly. So for that, we need to put more stuff which spins up varnish locally. And then the question is, should the local varnish hit changelog the origin or should we also spin up an origin? Are you asking me that? Are you saying? We are going through this to see because here's the questions that we need.

Yeah, because what I want to do is TDD some changes. Exactly. So for that, we need to put more stuff which spins up varnish locally. And then the question is, should the local varnish hit changelog the origin or should we also spin up an origin? Are you asking me that? Are you saying? We are going through this to see because here's the questions that we need.

I couldn't tell if that was a rhetorical question or not. No, no, no. Here's the question that we need to answer so that we know how do we want to continue developing this? Because based on what we choose, there's almost like different trade-offs and different levels of how hard this is going to be. So do we, for example, want to run the entire changelog app locally?

I couldn't tell if that was a rhetorical question or not. No, no, no. Here's the question that we need to answer so that we know how do we want to continue developing this? Because based on what we choose, there's almost like different trade-offs and different levels of how hard this is going to be. So do we, for example, want to run the entire changelog app locally?

And if we do, then we need the database as well, which we can do. It's not a problem. And then we put varnish in front, which is the one that we developed just in time loaded with the varnish config. And then we run the test, right? So we need almost like four things to be running locally to be able to test everything, how the entire system fits together.

And if we do, then we need the database as well, which we can do. It's not a problem. And then we put varnish in front, which is the one that we developed just in time loaded with the varnish config. And then we run the test, right? So we need almost like four things to be running locally to be able to test everything, how the entire system fits together.

Okay.

Okay.

It does answer my question, yes. That's exactly what I was thinking. I just want to double check if you're thinking about it the same way and it seems that you are, right? We only care about the configuration and Pipedream itself. Yeah. And how it interacts with origins, different origins in this case, that, I mean, to begin with, we can just point it to those origins so that won't change.

It does answer my question, yes. That's exactly what I was thinking. I just want to double check if you're thinking about it the same way and it seems that you are, right? We only care about the configuration and Pipedream itself. Yeah. And how it interacts with origins, different origins in this case, that, I mean, to begin with, we can just point it to those origins so that won't change.

But what will change is that we are testing the thing that is being developed, the local thing. We're not testing the thing which is being deployed. Because the reason why I wanted to obviously test the local thing is, well, is my change going to work before I push this out?

But what will change is that we are testing the thing that is being developed, the local thing. We're not testing the thing which is being deployed. Because the reason why I wanted to obviously test the local thing is, well, is my change going to work before I push this out?

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vcr vcr yeah for exactly for people that don't know ruby are not coming from that world like the moment you said that like of course vcr and the cassettes and damn it i had to recreate them so many times right right but yeah i remember that yeah it's a it's a ruby gem which basically allows http requests to be recorded and replayed so that you don't make the real requests that's right and for those people who are even

Yeah. I hated those movies because the quality was so bad. And like the more you watched it, the worse it would get. The worse it would get because yeah, the media would degrade. So yeah, luckily we don't have that problem anymore.

Yeah. I hated those movies because the quality was so bad. And like the more you watched it, the worse it would get. The worse it would get because yeah, the media would degrade. So yeah, luckily we don't have that problem anymore.

But do you remember the safety mechanism that cassettes had? There was a latch. If the latch was on, you couldn't record over it. Oh, yes. The tab, yes. And you could just tape over it. Right. Physical little thing there. Oh, gosh. The days. The days, man. The bad old days. Okay, so this all makes sense.

But do you remember the safety mechanism that cassettes had? There was a latch. If the latch was on, you couldn't record over it. Oh, yes. The tab, yes. And you could just tape over it. Right. Physical little thing there. Oh, gosh. The days. The days, man. The bad old days. Okay, so this all makes sense.