Geoff Jacobsen

I also get this on "version": "0.14.3", ```javascript const srcArea = [ [ [ [19468643.35117507, -4992560.939474564], [19468643.35117508, -4992866.687587708], [19468816.852347407, -4992866.687587708], [19468816.852347407, -4992560.939474564], [19468643.35117507, -4992560.939474564], ], ], ] as any; const...

Does it work if you `gem install pry-nav` ?

I've pushed a new version. Does that help?

Sorry, no time to maintain this. Feel free to fork it. On 9 October 2013 18:42, Billy [email protected] wrote: > Is anyone maintain this ? > > — > Reply...

You don't appear to have posted all of the stacktrace and the error message. Can you please resend it?

The reason in my prod code that it blocks for 20 seconds is because generic-pool destroys the connection after 20s

That is what code example above does.

BTW I have written my own replacement for node-libpq which just does all the blocking stuff in worker threads. [node-pg-libpq](https://github.com/jacott/node-pg-libpq)

@nuliknol I suggest trying using both for a trial period; see if node-pg-libpq solves your problem. I use and support it for my day job but I'm not aware of...

I prefer the same `preserve` option plus the `preservePrefixes` option. That way same value can be used in `cleanupIds` and `preserveIds` Thanks