Jan Hecking

I just found the [`choma`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/choma) package, which provides a very simple plugin for Mocha to randomize the order of test suites and cases. Good alternative to rocha, which was mentioned...

Hi @ethirajsrinivasan, I'm no longer working on this code base and don't have access to it any more. From memory, yes, `find_by_location` sets up a Solr search, executes it and...

@vrajat Not very familiar with the Poetry package manager. Can you help me understand why dependabot might have flipped the `optional` flag for all the dependencies are part of this...

Hi @yu-iskw, Thanks for your interesting in PIICatcher! Could you share a bit more information about your use-case, i.e. how you intent to use PIICatcher with Google Cloud BigQuery /...

The sqlx wrapper for Tokio/async-std reminds me of the small [abstraction layer](https://github.com/aerospike/aerospike-client-c/blob/master/src/include/aerospike/as_event_internal.h) we have in the Aerospike C client to support libuv, libev, and libevent for async operations. If it's...

> The only part that prevents me is this "scoped" pools. Can you explain more why the client needs them instead of simple run and die threads? https://github.com/aerospike/aerospike-client-rust/commit/ca9940babd1418f4927fa1afe076c80140ae7dfc: Does this...

The main difference between the scoped and unscoped threads is in the lifetimes of the data that you can pass to the thread to process. For unscoped threads, you either...

I think all Aerospike clients have always kept the order of the results the same, so for consistency the Rust client should probably do the same. If we decide to...

I think we should keep the current interface that takes a `Vec` and returns a `Vec` with records in the same order. @khaf thoughts?

One of the key decisions to make in order to support this is what SSL/TLS library to use in implementing. There exist at least a few different options today: *...