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Adding some params to the uwsgi template that I needed. And some formating. #855
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Hi @jostmart, could you add tests to the changes? |
Is this safe? Can we be certain that this has no negative impact for existing setups? |
I don't see any problem with this. It looks like it's just adding:
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Yes. Is it conceivable that a module user does specifically not want either of those? |
@jostmart: will you be able to add tests? If there's no more activity in about a month, this will be closed. Would the fix in #767 work instead? It's generic, but allows adding arbitrary uwsgi_params, which might be more flexible. I don't deal with nginx / uwsgi together much, but I agree with @ffrank that it might be better not to default to adding them if they're not explicitly set. |
@jostmart I think in principle this is fine to add; are you able to add tests? |
I'm not even sure that tests are needed here, now that I think about it, but the rename is causing a conflict. |
Well, to make this easier: The three added parameters take very sensible values, so I think it should be fine to just merge this. |
@ffrank agreed, but so far, no response (I'm guessing it just needs to be moved to Does someone want to take a stab at reworking it and re-submitting (with attribution to the original author)? |
Hi I will try to look at it in a couple of days. The change I made have been working great for me since I added it. |
@jostmart any chance to look into rebasing? |
If you don't mind, can we pick this up in #1076? |
closing via #1076 |
Added some params to the uwsgi template that I needed. And some simple formating.