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Hi, thanks for the project,
I've opened this issue to ask a generic question on how to tackle a specific feature that seems to be missing,
I want to provide multiple ddns (i.e. duckdns) settings to be able to update different domains defined on the ddns provider.
By checking ddns-scripts docs this seems to be possible and I'm wondering if I'm on the right path, by looking at dyndns-modal.lp it seems that by updating the form to be able to have multiple sections and assign to each section a unique id (i.e. local uniqueKey_[n] = post_helper.getRandomKey()) I should be able to achieve this.
Since I'm not used to work with lua/uci stuff I'm wondering how can I iterate the development locally, can I run the circleci locally (by removing version bumps and publish steps)?
without the need to publish the code and maybe test it in a restricted environment for example via qemu? have you tried this before?
Thanks in advance
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Hi, thanks for the project,
I've opened this issue to ask a generic question on how to tackle a specific feature that seems to be missing,
I want to provide multiple ddns (i.e. duckdns) settings to be able to update different domains defined on the ddns provider.
By checking ddns-scripts docs this seems to be possible and I'm wondering if I'm on the right path, by looking at dyndns-modal.lp it seems that by updating the form to be able to have multiple sections and assign to each section a unique id (i.e. local uniqueKey_[n] = post_helper.getRandomKey()) I should be able to achieve this.
Since I'm not used to work with lua/uci stuff I'm wondering how can I iterate the development locally, can I run the circleci locally (by removing version bumps and publish steps)?
without the need to publish the code and maybe test it in a restricted environment for example via qemu? have you tried this before?
Thanks in advance
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: