Gerd Zellweger

It would be nice if we don't explicitly have to wrap things in a Runtime::init_bla closure. e.g., we can take some inspiration on how tokio does it with a macro...

try this one for now: https://github.com/feldera/feldera/blob/main/demo/demo_notebooks/requirements.txt

Hm unlucky. It seems to persist even after deleting the .feldera folder. I'm on a Mac but not sure if that's the difference that causes it. ``` pipelines cat pipeline01904ad4-790a-78c1-a56b-847831412898/program_01904acf-f041-7c5e-8353-89ecef230269_v1...

Hm maybe the problem is that it tries to fetch a binary from port `:9090` and I have prometheus running on this port. I think in this case probably the...

ideally it should just also just try to recreate the binary when it's missing, we have an issue for that

there is also a bunch of info in other Impls on this: https://www.scylladb.com/tech-talk/scaling-scylladb-storage-engine-with-state-of-art-compaction/ or rocksdb docs

fwiw this is highly annoying for us too when we try to debug things

It might be worthwhile to figure out if the tooling of whoever that requested the feature also supports more common logging formats e.g., https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc5424 https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc3164 at least datadog seems to...

In JSON; it's just a string there but the format we use for the string is neither rfc 3339 or rfc 2822 it should probably be one of the two...

FWIW it looks like RFC3339 has it's own fixed parser in chrono whereas the rest of the formats have to build a parser from the provided string. Datetime parsing showed...