Evgenii Malygin

> This may be as simple as removing the XSD, blessing the current generated types as the source of truth, and converting the existing documentation over. The schema autogeneration tool...

 The graph shows the number of bytes directly from the `include` directives, not counting the includes from dependencies. If we have to introduce our custom code generator, we might...

Hi @portsip, are you interested in setting up the broker/cluster itself on Windows or writing a Windows client? If you need the broker work in Windows: - We haven't tested...

Supporting BlazingMQ on Windows was not a priority for us, so we didn't put effort into this. We tried to build it on Windows as an experiment a few days...

> How do we want to display the result of routing to multiple nodes, particularly in various encoding formats? > > When a node routes to the entire cluster, we...

Congratulations @lukedigiovanna!

``` =========================== short test summary info ============================ FAILED test_cluster_node_shutdown.py::TestClusterNodeShutdown::test_primary_shutdown_with_proxy[multi_node-eventual_consistency] - assert 0 == 1 + where 0 = len([]) ======== 1 failed, 171 passed, 1 skipped, 5 rerun in 1510.55s...

Hi @SrinathhSatuluri, this task is a bit too involved for new contributors. It also requires communicating with the team to discuss the proposal. If you are looking for open-source contributions,...

Hi @MorganaFuture, thank you for this, `assertpy` looks really interesting. I have a WIP PR where I test and evaluate a better test conditions checks https://github.com/bloomberg/blazingmq/pull/980 Will also try `assertpy`

> In what cases? Our usage of LSA is pretty widespread (144 distinct hits as of right now). I found that it allocates memory on its construction, but don't have...