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Free Heroku hosting is being phased out #658
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Currently it serves ~30 requests per day. |
So it's probably quite affordable to go serverless in this case. |
Got it running on Google Cloud functions: #6 (comment) |
The Google Cloud function deployment and hosting work fine. |
@orklah @muglug there's a new github application available: https://github.com/apps/psalm-github-bot-beta, currently installed in this repo only, in addition to the regular bot. We should test it and then replace update the primary bot settings with to use the function running on GCF. |
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I found these snippets: https://psalm.dev/r/4121eceef8<?php
/**
* @return array<string>
*/
function takesAnInt(int $i) {
return [$i, "hello"];
}
$data = ["some text", 5];
takesAnInt($data[0]);
$condition = rand(0, 5);
if ($condition) {
} elseif ($condition) {}
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I found these snippets: https://psalm.dev/r/4121eceef8<?php
/**
* @return array<string>
*/
function takesAnInt(int $i) {
return [$i, "hello"];
}
$data = ["some text", 5];
takesAnInt($data[0]);
$condition = rand(0, 5);
if ($condition) {
} elseif ($condition) {}
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seems to work fine! What should we do to install it? |
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Installation in |
@psalm-github-bot (production version) now runs on GCF. @orklah you don't need to install beta bot, nor you can as I deleted it. |
Got this today:
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