Calvin Lee Fernandes

I tried to add the scan features but I'm not too familiar with coffee script. Please feel free to decide what to do

Thanks for confirming!

You can specify what you want using (as a temporary fix): ``` selectedTable.scan({ // https://github.com/victorquinn/dynasty/blob/master/src/lib/aws-translators.coffee#L110 attrsGet: ['description', 'id', 'username'], Limit: 10 }); } ```

@blbradley that sounds like a great idea :-)

@blbradley can you tell me where you would like to see this diagram? Sorry for taking so long to get back

This is the behavior in RC6 ```scala import zio.test._ object StringDiffTest extends ZIOSpecDefault { override def spec: Spec[Any, Nothing] = test("String diffing fails") { assertTrue("" == null) } } ```...

I do have some experience with it and it's very easy to use with AWS Lambda (and there are tons of examples from AWS). AWS also provides good ordering guarantees:...

+1 This would help detect split brain scenarios and prevent corruption of your data where you use Akka Cluster Sharding and the constraint of having only a single Persistent Actor...

An example of how to do this with multiple context instances: ```scala package io.getquill import com.datastax.oss.driver.api.core.ConsistencyLevel import io.getquill.CassandraZioContext.CIO import zio.{Has, ZIO} class CassandraSolrContext[N p._2) } yield boundStatement } ```

This works even with Spark 3.5 and Scala 2.13.12 through the almond kernel