erm.. where do I configure the interface which Go is listening on? I started a replica of an existing Go instance, but that one ONLY listen on ip6.
I expected to see such an option in /etc/default/go-server but no luck
I'm shure I must have done it somehow in the past, because the 'old', but I can't figure out what it was
I'm shure I must have done it somehow in the past, because the 'old' instance used to work on ip4, but I can't figure out what it was
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hi fellow devs and ops :) what is the recommended amount of memory to run Go Sever + Go Agent on a virtualized Ubuntu server?
sorry, that was indeed a stupid question. The documentation is quite clear about it (http://www.go.cd/documentation/user/current/ins...). Sometimes you just have to ask out loudly. Thanks my rubber ducks :)
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hey, I needed some help understanding something on a pipeline configuration (more specificaly, a task on a job)
the "Run If Condition" of a task can be Passed/Failed/Any
Passed/Failed is about what, exactly? the previous task on the job?
And if it's the first task on the job, does it apply to what? the previous stage?
slowdog
http://www.thoughtworks.com/products/docs/go/cu... says: a running job on an agent has two possible states: passed or failed. A job starts in the state “passed”. If any task fails, it transitions to the state “failed”.
so for the first task, the status is always "passed"