I installed TT-RSS a few years ago, and got annoyed when they started saying regular installations are deprecated. I found the old installation documentation at https://tt-rss.org/wiki/InstallationNotesHost, which looks like what I'm still running, but I do worry that they're going to break something. I'm running it on NetBSD.
I also hate this trend of docker as default application deployment. Docker includes mutable application state and data into the recipe process. If it was stateless it would not be so bad and it would be much more auditable. We would then be able to have a command to unfurl any dockerfile into the full set of build instructions.
I reallly really hope that this becomes an anti-pattern over time as people learn shipping your dev image out of convenience does not equal scalable design
I installed TT-RSS a few years ago, and got annoyed when they started saying regular installations are deprecated. I found the old installation documentation at https://tt-rss.org/wiki/InstallationNotesHost, which looks like what I'm still running, but I do worry that they're going to break something. I'm running it on NetBSD.
Ew, if they don't care to support sane setups, I don't care to use it when there are alternatives ><
Yeah, but since I have it already set up, I need to be motivated to do more than a git update :/
I also hate this trend of docker as default application deployment. Docker includes mutable application state and data into the recipe process. If it was stateless it would not be so bad and it would be much more auditable. We would then be able to have a command to unfurl any dockerfile into the full set of build instructions.
I reallly really hope that this becomes an anti-pattern over time as people learn shipping your dev image out of convenience does not equal scalable design