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Add Puma to dependencies #214
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Hey 👋 no idea if you're ready for a review on this or not, apologies if you aren't. I saw it prop up so thought I'd add a couple of quick thoughts, do let me know if I've been a pain.
Thanks Kevin, very useful and definitely not a pain! |
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LGTM. I added a bunch of suggested changes to trim the verbose comments. (I know they're just a straight move from the original but thought might as well clean them up so they're not re-stating what's already clear from reading the code.)
This commit adds Puma to govuk_app_template's dependencies, along with a config file defining sensible defaults (and trying to keep inline with Unicorn to a large degree). Puma will be used as the default webserver when apps are replatformed to Kubernetes; this commit enables that work to progress using a single source of truth for configuration and following the same practice as we currently use for managing Unicorn.
This PR adds Puma to govuk_app_template's dependencies, along with a config file defining sensible defaults (and trying to keep inline with Unicorn to a large degree). Puma will be used as the default webserver when apps are replatformed to Kubernetes; this commit enables that work to progress using a single source of truth for configuration and following the same practice as we currently use for managing Unicorn.
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