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Not sure why the tests are failing |
you can ignore the rpm-build and testing-farm failures for now. Please use "-s" to sign your commits, this will add a |
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Did you review the documentation? All test passes now. Does it mean the pull request has been merged? |
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The DCO test is still not passing, see my comment above. |
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Add documentation for passive_declares config value. Signed-off-by: nwekealex65 <[email protected]>
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Add documentation for passive_declares config value.
fixes issue #245.
This pull request aims to fix issue #245 which addresses documentation for configuring Fedora Messaging by adding a passive_declares option to be set true for vhost users
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Added a reminder to the installation.rst file emphasizing the importance of setting passive_declares to true in the Fedora Messaging configuration.
Provided clear instructions for users to locate the
/etc/fedora-messaging/config.tomlfile and set the passive_declares option to true.