Jose Santiago

@Raathigesh Just tried those instructions on Ubuntu 16.04 and got the following errors, any ideas? (using node 6.9.1) ```[at-loader] Checking started in a separate process... [0] [0] [at-loader] Checking finished...

Missed this comment from last month, but yes we do something similar we just don't use this configuration setting to do so. After the subsetting is completed, we use psql...

You can manually clear the cache with Rails.cache.clear, or use the expires_in param of fetch to force the cache to invalidate after a few hours or days. Cachehelpers will normally...

I would actually argue against adding this feature. As shown in the README, implementing your own caching with Rails.cache.fetch (or a DalliClient for example in a non-Rails app) is dead...

JB essentially calls to_json on whatever your template returns as a final value/object, so when you call to_json yourself, you're basically forcing JB to call to_json on an already JSON-ified...

For anyone else that comes here looking for an answer like me, the issue is that the thrift dependency (v0.9) currently can't compile with a Ruby version >= 2.2, but...