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image: "ruby:2.7"
services:
  - postgres
  - redis:latest
  
variables:
  RAILS_ENV: test
  POSTGRES_DB: my_app_test
  POSTGRES_USER: postgres
  POSTGRES_PASSWORD: "password"

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rails new your-app-name --skip-active-record --webpack=stimulus --skip-action-mailbox --skip-active-storage --skip-action-cable

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require 'platform-api'

namespace :heroku do
  desc "set test webhook for Stripe based upon review-app url"
  task update_stripe_test_webhook: :environment do
    new_webhook_url = ""
    heroku = PlatformAPI.connect_oauth('the-token-you-generated-via-README-instructions')
    heroku.app.list.each do |app|
      if app["name"].include?('vaxcalc-app-pattern-') 
        new_webhook_url = app["web_url"]

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bundle exec rails heroku:update_stripe_test_webhook

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{
  "name": "VaxCalc",
  "description": "Informed consent technology",
  "website": "https://vaxcalc.org/",
  "scripts": {
    "postdeploy": "bin/review_app"
  }
}

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Stripe.api_key             = ENV['STRIPE_API_KEY'] || Rails.application.credentials.stripe_secret_key
StripeEvent.signing_secret = ENV['STRIPE_SIGNING_SECRET'] || Rails.application.credentials.stripe_signing_secret

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Simplecov aggregated coverage report from CircleCI 2.0 parallel builds (focused on storing locally/within CI containers as artifacts)

Problem Statement

We have Rails application which is running tests on circleCI 2.0, we have simplecov configured to track the coverage of our test suite. Now the problem is with parallelism enabled, we have partial coverage reports in all different containers according to the tests those containers ran.

We obviously want to have consolidated simplecov coverage report which actually shows us overall coverage report.

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-- how many new users signed in past 24 hours?
--select id, email, name, sign_in_count, last_sign_in_at, created_at 
select count(*)
from users 
where NOW() > last_sign_in_at 
  AND NOW() - last_sign_in_at <= interval '24 hours' 
  and sign_in_count = 1;
  
-- how many return users?
--select id, email, name, sign_in_count, last_sign_in_at, created_at 

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<% ab_test(:donate_color, "btn btn-primary btn-lg text-right", 
                          "btn btn-info btn-lg text-right", 
                          "btn btn-warning btn-lg text-right",
                          "btn btn-danger btn-lg text-right") do |color| %>
  <%= link_to 'Donate', donate_path, class: 'btn btn-danger btn-lg text-right' %>
<% end %>

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-- source: http://icu.iorahealth.com/blog/2012/05/07/expressing-postgresql-timestamps-without-zones-in-local-timee

select id, route, url_id, created_at at time zone 'UTC' at time zone 'US/Eastern' from visitors order by id desc;