Jonas Finnemann Jensen
Jonas Finnemann Jensen
@johnyDays, I experienced other issues with my fix. I suspect the best solution is to send the `Upgrade: tcp` headers as expected by docker.
Oh, I thought python did uft8, but Unicode is perfect... Anyways, yeah should operate on Unicode strings.. in Python that's just converting to Unicode strings... But how do you do...
I see @djmitche self-assigned, but I'm sure you're welcome to chip in... I'm guessing that fixing the `len()` function to return number of characters rather than bytes would be a...
@prachi, if this is an issue unrelated to go, file a separate issue and flag me... Probably you need to configure you golang install... And checkout on you go path......
Since you're new to golang I have to ask if you checkout the code in you `$GOPATH/src/github.com/taskcluster/json-e/` ? And have env vars `GOPATH` and `GOROOT` setup correctly? From you log...
That's a fair point, maybe it's should be a separate npm module called `json-e-sandbox` or something..
Also if we do this, perhaps `store.Fetch` and `store.Store` should be renamed, get/set, and operate on `[]byte, so that any future model that does more fancy things can use the...
Not sure if it would be feasible, but adding: `RegisterHandlers(register register.PubPrivEndpointRegister) error` Would also be nice, notably because different storage engines supports different ways of listing/search/finding documents.
Also, leaps seems to fetch the document every `flush_period_ms` regardless of whether or not there is any changes to the document. This is a problem, if we have a lot...
I suspect it's `NewBinder` followed by `Subcribe` both of which does a `flush()`. Since we don't keep the document in memory, I'm not sure how to fix this... Maybe `NewBinder`...