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  • h
    Sorry, can't test locally right now. But the code looks okay 👍 Don't know a huge amount about the log levels stuff
  • h
    How have I not heard about the log crate before lol, its about to cross 100 mil downloads
  • m
    i still think we should not be manually parsing the RUST_LOG env var and just let the log crate do it's own work
  • m
  • m
    RUST_LOG is very more versatilie than this, it can support regex filters, submodules, etc.
  • m
    once u init env_logger (by just running one function) you enable logging in your whole impl, people can also change the logging impl themselves too
  • m
    it will parse the RUST_LOG env variable according to what the person has set, IDEs sometimes keep changing the env variable to point it to specific modules so they can allow debugging easier in larger codebases
  • q
    The reason we don't use 
    env_logger
    is because we have our own logger to capture and store the logs in production. I could potentially check if it possible to access the 
    enabled()
    method (hoping it calls something) directly from our implementation to keep them the same though...
  • m
    my previous workplace used https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-rust, works really good in production, you can look into this if you want, we used a fork and had some changes done to it to make it work with our infrastructure
  • l
    Has anything changed on the way we test local examples? 
    curl --header "Host: {app}.localhost.local" localhost:8000/hello
    seems to give me a "could not find service for host: hello-world-axum-app.localhost.local" now where it was working fine before. I'm wondering if something else changed when we did the Makefile changes?
  • l
    It's ok, sorted it. Host now needs the full shuttle.rs URL instead of the localhost one now. Panic over 🙂
  • q
    The new Makefile seems to set it to 
    unstable.shuttleapp.rs
    actually https://github.com/shuttle-hq/shuttle/blob/b43536a857190620a1414a60d4d0e54d865bc165/Makefile#L45
  • l
    I take it 'unstable' is still the expected behaviour? (before I update the docs)
  • q
    Nope, more of a warning when we automatically spin this up in a dev environment 😅
  • b
    hey there, my project (
    rapla-to-ics
    ) which previously worked wonderfully has been stuck on 
    BUILT
    as of today and the url throws either a 500 status code or "could not find service for host" (see screenshots). Any help would be appreciated :)
  • b
    (for reference i haven't changed anything about the app, this happened completely out of nowhere)
  • q
    Another project crashed the server... I'm not quite sure why (yet), but the server is back online now
  • d
    Hello! 👋 I discovered Shuttle this morning and had a question. Is it possible to deploy projects that use 
    sqlx
    with SQLite?
  • f
    Hi, welcome! Shuttle doesn't support SQLite yet, the currently supported databases are PostgreSQL, MongoDB and three flavors of AWS RDS (PostgreSQL, MySQL and MariaDB).
  • d
    Ok got it, thanks! 🙏
  • f
    Why do you want SQLite specifically over using something like PG? Just curious to see how we can help out 🙂
  • d
    Mostly because it was simpler during development. To some degree I think the portability might be nice, easy to grab a backup when it’s a file. The thing I am building will never need to scale, and it’s mostly a simple technical demo.
  • d
    There’s a chance it might end up living longer than I expect though, so it might be worth using PG.
  • f
    I see thank you. Are you porting it to shuttle or are you building from scratch on shuttle? SQLite is a woefully underestimated database.
  • d
    I would be porting to Shuttle. App is mostly built.
  • f
    I see
  • f
    I think this has already popped up and will keep popping up. Perhaps worth adding SQLite to our scopes @adamant-greece-18186 ?
  • a
    Indeed! Definitely adding it.
  • d
    I'll keep an eye out for it. 👀 Shuttle seems like a cool project, and I'd be down to try it!
  • e
    Old thread, but good news to support SQL lite: https://fly.io/blog/introducing-litefs/