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Record which repos are using the webhook #33
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Going to use this issue as an excuse to properly learn postgres |
Don't let postgres turn into a yak-hole though. We can look for something easier if we want. |
In case it starts to, what alternatives would you suggest? |
Even finding a way to use Heroku logs would work for me. Or adding New Relic, or anything really. Surely something in https://addons.heroku.com/?q=analytics or https://addons.heroku.com/?q=metrics should work. 😄 |
Don't we already log the payload? That would have the repo name in it. |
Log it where? 😄 I'm happy to close this if I can already see the payloads/repos somewhere. |
my bad. it got removed in the great console.log purge of #25 |
Fixed with #39. |
My mistake. We have #40 open for restoring this. |
We still need to add persistent logs. I can look into that tomorrow. |
I believe we are using something like papertrail, which just uses heroku's logs to save them. |
Refer to @groovecoder's last comment on #40 for more details. |
I added the "Fixa" Papertrail plan. That gives us 50MB of logging per day, 365 days of logs, and searching up to 7 days in the past. The more expensive plans just increase the data cap; the other values stay the same. Fixa for Blixa! |
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