Rishi Gupta (Jan 18 2017 at 00:15): Rishi Gupta (Jan 18 2017 at 00:15):Thanks everyone for an amazing GCI! There is still a lot to be done, and we hope many of you continue showing up in chat and in our PR review queues in the upcoming weeks, months, and years :).
That being said, by default we'll be decommissioning all the droplets tomorrow or the day after. We still have the ability to keep a good number running, so if you're still using yours, please let me know! When you let me know, also let me know if you're planning on using it for O(week) to get some last PRs merged (in which case I'll ping you again next week), or whether you're thinking of using it for longer.
Sampriti Panda (Jan 18 2017 at 15:54):Could you keep my droplet open for like 5 days more?
Andrea Longo (Jan 18 2017 at 16:53):I'm using my droplet for other testing, at least until I get the Swagger changes merged.
Tim Abbott (Jan 18 2017 at 19:22):We can definitely keep them up for folks who are still using them
Tim Abbott (Jan 18 2017 at 19:22):Just make sure Rishi knows you are :)
Andrea Longo (Jan 18 2017 at 19:26):Yeah, one of the hazards of me using a site where everybody goes by given name. The droplet is name is feorlen.
Rishi Gupta (Jan 18 2017 at 20:57):@Sampriti Panda @Andrea Longo yup!
Sampriti Panda (Jan 18 2017 at 20:59):Thanks!
Rishi Gupta (Jan 19 2017 at 00:42):Got some questions in PMs -- to clarify: "droplets" refers to the digital ocean virtual machines, that you access at something like [githubusername].zulipdev.org. If you are accessing the shakespeare-filled development environment at localhost:9991, you are probably not using a droplet.
Alex Dehnert (Jan 19 2017 at 00:43):Is "droplet" a DO term?
Rishi Gupta (Jan 19 2017 at 00:44):yup
Steve Howell (showell) (Jan 19 2017 at 01:00):The shakespeare characters can live on a remote droplet, too.
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