Kyle Kingsbury
Kyle Kingsbury
Huh, that's weird! I built and deployed it with `lein deploy`, same as always. But yeah, looking at the jar that gets pulled down from Clojars, it *does* include code...
I haven't worked on the rabbit tests in 3 years, but my guess is that whatever version of Debian (and possibly Jepsen) you're using no longer runs the rabbitmq service...
Sorry @vutruongqa, I don't really know any other tool that does what Jepsen does. At least, not in this degree of depth. There are a few Jepsen clones out there...
Oh, and as for support, well, there's a *lot* of documentation in Jepsen. The README links to the API docs, architecture overview, there are extensive code comments and docstrings, a...
I support this! There are two distinct ways we test locks in etcd--one is by analyzing separate lock and unlock operations using knossos, and the other is by having each...
Watch, in particular, embeds an AWFUL hack around convergence which I would really prefer didn't exist lol
Huh, I really don't know anything about deps.edn or how to compare these solutions. Honestly, I'm out of the loop on java modules too, so uhhhh I really don't know....
If you're just testing... you know about `lein install` and checkouts, right?
Hi @talesa. Sorry, but I don't know how alternative labels work, and I haven't worked on this in three years so... your guess is as good as mine. You're welcome...
I like this idea, but I'm not sure how to keep it in sync with the repo as it changes. Maybe some kind of a precommit hook? Can we put...