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The "latest" docker tag and the default here results in
nats-surveyor | flag provided but not defined: -jetstream
nats-surveyor | Usage of /nats-surveyor:
nats-surveyor | -a string
nats-surveyor | Network host to listen on. (default "0.0.0.0")
nats-surveyor | -addr string
This can be avoided with using 5c1dedbc... but this seems misleading based on default values in this code package and the README which does not list -jetstream as an option. Nor can you use the feature described here without the use of this flag...
So my question is: which tag should we be using? Can 5c1dedb be trusted as stable? Or should we be using the "latest" in which there is not JetStream support?
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Yes as is common the main of a repo is what is being developed vs the tags showing what is released. As it stands we have not released a Surveyor with JS support.
No we have quite a lot missing to make a full featured monitoring capability. We have added much to the server in terms of new data but do not yet gather that.
If you want to play with what I have I can push a snapshot docker container with the commit ID of main. Leaving :latest as is
The "latest" docker tag and the default here results in
because of this line.
My
.env
file:This can be avoided with using 5c1dedbc... but this seems misleading based on default values in this code package and the README which does not list
-jetstream
as an option. Nor can you use the feature described here without the use of this flag...So my question is: which tag should we be using? Can 5c1dedb be trusted as stable? Or should we be using the "latest" in which there is not JetStream support?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: