Michael Dougherty

@Connoropolous you might consider using the [arbitrary crate](https://docs.rs/arbitrary/1.0.1/arbitrary), it has an excellent derive macro with a sensible impl for just about everything. And then there is [contrafact](https://github.com/maackle/contrafact-rs), which I wrote...

@Connoropolous yeah, `arbitrary` is just that, an easy way to get an arbitrary value of a type. It also makes it possible to do fuzz and property testing but we...

My guess is that you have specified an admin interface port in your `conductor-config.toml` which is already in use on your system. Can you check if that is the case?

@jost-s there is no such Rust feature unfortunately. Even if there were though, I would still want to use a generic for the hash type, which was one of the...

Had a talk with @steveeJ about this today, and one question came up: will this make it more likely to introduce bugs or to have code that's untested or not...

@steveeJ I hear your concern about this being risky, and that is the reason I wanted to make sure I got plenty of feedback and am not thinking about this...

Had another talk with @steveeJ who asked me to summarize our conversation. The conversation mainly centered on the fact that this indirection by trait means that we are no longer...

@freesig the concern is that there is no test that the trait is implemented correctly for the production data. And the compiler isn't enough to ensure that correctness, because there...

At some point I merged develop into the downstream #1524 instead of this branch, causing that PR to become noisy. I half-heartedly merged develop into this branch and didn't bother...

We've currently got the LMDB database hardcoded at 100MB with no way to dynamically expand it yet. It hasn't been a high enough priority to allow for dynamic expansion yet.