Heinrich Klobuczek

I think this is related. I would like to be able to define: ```has_one :out, :part_of, type: :part_of, model_class: :Specializable``` where `Specializable` is a module. Then `object.part_of` ideally returns an...

@jihh @raphox activegraph-10.0.0 is released. This is the only version compatible with neo4j 4.0. Please reread https://neo4jrb.readthedocs.io/. Quite a bit has changed.

@jjg-dressipi thanks for the initiative. Do you think the major compatibility problems are at that high level? The 1st thing I would investigate is if `neo4j-ruby-driver` can be used or...

thx @jjg-dressipi good find. Unfortunately, nobody at neo4j is maintaining seabolt anymore. So there is nobody to accept those PRs. If I asked maybe they would give me access, but...

All those types will be supported in neo4j-ruby-driver. They already are in the jruby version. There is work remaining to make the neo4j gem fully leverage the driver. That will...

@ashie1287 thanks for that. The temporal types are implemented here: https://github.com/neo4jrb/neo4j-ruby-driver/tree/master/lib/neo4j/driver/types and the conversion here https://github.com/neo4jrb/neo4j-ruby-driver/tree/master/ffi/neo4j/driver/internal/value. The type mapping might be not ideal https://github.com/neo4jrb/neo4j-ruby-driver/blob/master/docs/dev_manual_examples.rb#L265-L287. I would very much appreciate any...

My understanding is that whenever a platform-specific flavor of a gem is required (.i.e java) that version should be deployed first otherwise jruby might be pulling the gem meant for...

@mmcdaris @thompiler @kyrylo can anyone help with that?

@michaelklishin sorry, I totally dropped this topic. Yes, one way would be to deploy to rubygems a generic version that would depend on `bunny` and a java-specific version depending on...

@michaelklishin Could you deploy the -java version of the gem? Simply run whatever you are doing usually e.g. `rake release` but in a jruby context. It will push to rubygems...