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Fix homebrew tap
Homebrew tap is way out of date, goreleaser should be able to generate a new one. Not sure if it will help with launching Inbucket at boot.
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In Statistics module, we do calculations and it would be beneficial to cover it by unit or property-based tests.
Here you can take a look at examples with property-based testing.
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Hey guys, this isn't actually an issue with IntegreSQL - i'm trying to demo IntegreSQL to replace our test DB provider in a Java project, to start out i'm using the docker-compose template and trying to interact with it using Postman.
Trying to send POST 127.0.0.1:5000/templates
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{"hash": "some_string"}
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I'm not sure what I could be do
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