Jonah

Well, I got it working after building from source. For now, my project is very tiny, so the memory usage is not a problem. It looks like there might be...

> Is there any reason why you couldn't use the version in `rustup`? I didn't try. I had already started compiling by the time I posted the original issue. It...

I thought that was pretty good for the Raspberry Pi!

I have the same problem :(

I forked this repo and replaced `pg-ipc` with [pg-listen](https://www.npmjs.com/package/pg-listen) So now it will retry the connection to postgres. https://github.com/originlabs/graphql-postgres-subscriptions Published to npm as [@originlabs/graphql-postgres-subscriptions-retry](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@originlabs/graphql-postgres-subscriptions-retry)

Hi @raymclee If you send me sample code of your use-case I could take a quick look to see what could be wrong. If you're using the asyncIterator, you have...

Awesome! Yeah, I did the work pretty quickly, so had to make that requirement. It feels a little awkward, but I didn't want to change the interface too much, so...

Hey sweet! Thanks for the shoutout :D Happy that more people are able to get graphql postgres subscriptions working. A nice solution to dynamic topics would be great. On Thu,...

I forked this repo and replaced `pg-ipc` with [pg-listen](https://www.npmjs.com/package/pg-listen) So now it will retry the connection to postgres. Also update deps. https://github.com/originlabs/graphql-postgres-subscriptions Published to npm as [@originlabs/graphql-postgres-subscriptions-retry](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@originlabs/graphql-postgres-subscriptions-retry)

Oh! I'm not used to issues not being enabled by default. Added them, thanks. @cmidgley Typescript definitions would be very welcome! I think you can use the type already defined...