Hossam Hammady
Hossam Hammady
I am having the same problem. My app worked on cedar but when I tried upgrading to cedar-14 it started to happen, can't build charlock_holmes native extension.
I removed the gem totally and used icu4j inside a thrift server which is already part of my app. Charlock is really too much pain and needs a lot of...
But I'm starting it in production. Please see the logs above.
I am currently running kutt from a custom Dockerfile where I run the update command on every container startup until this is fixed: ```Dockerfile # Dockerfile ARG tag=2.7.2 FROM kutt/kutt:$tag...
@kshitijpal it seems you don't have a column of type :key in your translations file. You must denote your primary key as such or else sync won't work.
@kshitijpal as stated in the [README](https://github.com/anlek/mongify#sync-note) you must run sync from the start.
I will have a look. On Wed, Jan 6, 2016 at 5:45 PM Kshitij Pal [email protected] wrote: > hammady, > > in my mysql table that is created by mongify...
If the process command was updated to work in batches after I merged the sync feature, I should be able to port this feature as well. @anlek please confirm.
Embedded tables are not supported by sync. I believe it is mentioned somewhere. On Wed, Dec 14, 2016 at 3:19 PM Kamran Khatti wrote: > One more thing I found...
Currently the name of the field is hard-coded to updated_at. A workaround is to create a view of your table with only the Timestamp changed to updated_at.