Tyler Neely

I agree that the worst-case behavior should be well-understood, which is achievable with a configurable truncated backoff (at both ends of the desirable range). I see this as a tiny,...

oh yeah, this also unlocks using hit-tracing fuzzers to find even more bugs in combination with quickcheck https://github.com/rust-fuzz/arbitrary

Is there an example somewhere that is not out of date?

Yo @brndnmtthws! would you mind including your Cargo.lock file to see specifically which versions of all of the various subcrates are being used? It has been time intensive trying to...

That's correct, @jdef. Marathon starts the etcd-mesos scheduler, rather than the instances of etcd (the instances are managed by what marathon or another higher-order supervisor framework starts). Marathon will show...

actually, since you're using DCOS, you can specify the `"cluster-size"` configuration option for etcd to be something other than 3, but 3 is the default and recommended unless you are...

@jdef no idea, but every build of this driver has a certain range of compatible master versions, and if we detect that we've stepped outside of that range, then we...

logging: https://github.com/mesosphere/etcd-mesos/pull/15 log rotation TBD

Context: back when I wrote this, the codebase had a tendency to break in gross ways when other people touched it, so I made this a newbie ticket to encourage...

Hi @MattesWhite, thank you for opening the issue. This has been extensively discussed over time, and we feel that the current approach of using `io::Result` minimizes user friction without loss...