Chris A.

@andrewthad yeah somebody mentioned it had monotonic clock but there's still some trickiness involved: 1. I'd still want to cache it (millisecond resolution?) so I'm not pinging the kernel over...

I remember it from mucking around in Yesod, I need to get around to reviewing auto-update's code. @andrewthad what's your interest in this repo?

@andrewthad I edited your comment, is that about right? If so, I think this is a reasonable use-case. It's definitely a good idea to get off of Elasticsearch's auto-generated ids....

@andrewthad Aight, Imma clean house a little then. Edit: Done, cleaned up the build. Let me know if you have questions.

Well, time went backwards. That's unfortunate. Guess that's my prompt to use monotonic time.

@razum2um I'll merge a PR that has working code for both JDBC and Korma.

I've invited 3 people to be collaborators on the repository who've contributed PRs and that seem trustworthy, let me know if there's anything else you'd like me to do to...

The intense API churn and lack of machine ingestible schemas for the API is a huge problem. It makes maintaining a library that has a high degree of fidelity with...

>Is there a special requirement for setting up a test env? (I have ES 6.5 running locally). Yes, running ES 5.x >:P https://github.com/bitemyapp/bloodhound/tree/master/src/Database we haven't ported to 6.x yet. Tracking...

>By the way, BloodHound works with 6.3, at least for the functionality I was concerned so far. I'm not surprised, but I define compatibility as encompassing the entire test suite....