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The goal is to ensure that only authorized operators can initiate schema migrations when NetBox services start, preventing unintended or unauthorized database changes. Currently, NetBox runs Django migrations automatically on startup with no built‑in role‑based access control or configuration option to gate this behavior. The service user that starts the app
Error Context Upgrading an Eleventy project from 0.12 to 1.0 produces the error 'addPlugin' is not a function when the build runs. The failure originates in .eleventy.js where eleventyConfig.addPlugin is called with a plugin that still targets the 0.x plugin API. Eleventy 1.0 removed the legacy addPlugin signature without providing a migration helper or auto
Migration setup I am migrating a small ClojureScript frontend (a handful of namespaces, Reagent UI) from an older build setup to shadow-cljs, with the goal of zero downtime for users. The dev side is fine: the watch build with :none optimizations recompiles changed namespaces and the page updates without a restart. The failure condition The problem appears o
Goal: Preserve Implicit Behavior During Migration In a low‑traffic workload, the primary concern is to keep existing functionality intact while moving from Scala 2.13 to Scala 3. The language‑level change from implicit to given/using is documented as a source‑compatible transition, but the impact on implicit resolution, especially conversion chaining, is not
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