Carlos Justiniano

The issue I raised privately (@taurenk and I work together) is that of adding another dependency. At one point I was on a crusade to slim Hydra (core) in size....

@sjmcdowall thanks for the feedback. I've asked @taurenk to review here.

@krysalead thanks for this PR. In reviewing it there seems to be a lot of formatting changes. I do agree that those format changes should be done - but I'd...

@krysalead No worries about the spaces - I can cleanup after if necessary. See my questions and comment. Thanks again.

@waglik where do you see that error? Not sure I follow. Please provide more information on how you're running your application that uses Hydra and perhaps an example of your...

@waglik one thing you could try is backing the config into the service - not ideal - but good for seeing whether this is the only issue. Just create a...

@waglik also, are you also using AWS Elastic Container Service? ECS?

@waglik Are you saying that if you don't use config.init() to load a config file then you don't have an issue? Does your redis url looking something like this? `test-dev-redis1.p42rev.0001.usw1.cache.amazonaws.com`...

@waglik @emadum I think the issue might be that `hydra.init` requires a config JSON and not a config object. It's necessary to call hydra.init this way: ``` hydra.init(config.getObject()) ``` Also...

@waglik Hydra requires Node 6.2.1 or greater.