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In e2e test suite, we mock resource creation with fake client and verify the BotKube event generations.
https://github.com/infracloudio/botkube/blob/develop/test/e2e/notifier/create/create.go#L46
We need to add similar test cases to verify delete event handling.
We can use Delete API for Deleting a resource.
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In the web server by default a route is registered for the base / path. This should be configurable in case a user wants to register their own.
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Related: yetibot/yetibot#371
Current API (AlphaVantage) is rate limited to 3 reqs per 5 min
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We should probably start thinking of moving away from logrus in favor of zerolog for our Golang projects going forward. ZL is supposed to be faster, and have more functionality but IMO the big win is not having to worry about the Sirupsen sirupsen import collision that happens.
The performance benefits look to be somewha
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Mistral was deprecated and removed from the st2 in
v3.3.0release. However there is ast2resultstrackerservice which is used for polling result from async runner. Mistral was the only async runner which means resultsracker is obsolete and could be disabled.Team agreed that we should keep the service implementation in st2 codebase if we'll need it in future, but remove service from the ass