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I am installing and configuring this lovely gem now, and bumped into a small issue, which I guess is by design, so (if I am right) I would like to propose a change.
I expected that this named custom check will be excluded.
It didn't. The only way for me to exclude it, was to do this:
config.standard_checks -= ['custom']
Although it is not a big deal for me, since I currently have only one custom check, I would have liked to be able to exclude or include named custom configs separately, and not only as a custom group.
EDIT
Since writing this issue, my need for separate custom issues have grown.
I want to include one of my custom tests in the standard tests, and not include the other.
For the sake of example, lets assume I have a custom check named "include_me" and one called "exclude_me".
So far, weirdly enough, this works:
config.standard_checks=%w[sitedatabaseinclude_me]
While this, does not work (I am getting all tests, including the two custom ones):
config.standard_checks -= %w[exclude_me]
Am I missing something?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I am installing and configuring this lovely gem now, and bumped into a small issue, which I guess is by design, so (if I am right) I would like to propose a change.
Doing this in my healthcheck config:
I expected that this named custom check will be excluded.
It didn't. The only way for me to exclude it, was to do this:
Although it is not a big deal for me, since I currently have only one custom check, I would have liked to be able to exclude or include named custom configs separately, and not only as a
custom
group.EDIT
Since writing this issue, my need for separate custom issues have grown.
I want to include one of my custom tests in the standard tests, and not include the other.
For the sake of example, lets assume I have a custom check named "include_me" and one called "exclude_me".
So far, weirdly enough, this works:
While this, does not work (I am getting all tests, including the two custom ones):
Am I missing something?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: