Luke Schoen

i've actually started working on @koute 's idea of "trying to disable rocksdb on Substrate's side so that it isn't compiled in" to see if it's possible. so far i've...

@octavei try cloning branch 'luke/rocksdb' of this PR https://github.com/paritytech/substrate/pull/13585 and see if that works (might be better to just checkout the commit 7ae19a4aae83a0ffa8eb1da2a45b190826ed3a7b in that branch since i might push...

> Should work for you now (if you try again by undoing the chmod +x). Can you check @ltfschoen ? 🙏🏻 yes it works now when i run the script...

> You committed the lock file. Please remove. Thanks! I've removed it now

> I tried it with the `docker-compose` but it errored: > > ``` > $ docker-compose version > docker-compose version 1.25.0, build unknown > docker-py version: 4.1.0 > CPython version:...

@ggwpez ggwpez i've got Docker CE installed on Ubuntu 20.04, by following these instructions https://www.vultr.com/docs/install-docker-ce-on-ubuntu-18-04/, which allows me to run `docker compose version` since it included the Compose plugin from...

> https://docker-docs.netlify.app/compose/compose-file/compose-versioning/#version-1 great idea! some things come to mind: * yes, i think we could use just the legacy format shown in docker-compose-legacy.yml (aka FILE_A) for the development template, although...

an alternative to the ugly docker-compose.yml hack where add or remove the `services:` line using the `sed` command depending on what version of docker compose they have installed could be...

@ggwpez so should we get rid of support for old docker versions so we can get rid of the ugly bash code?

happy to push the changes but i was busy with a hackathon. is the bot closing the PR an indication that this PR isn't going to get approved even if...