Michael Klishin
Michael Klishin
Many scenarios in message consumer applications are very common. For example, JSON or MsgPack used for serialization. We should investigate a convenient way to plug common serialization formats into consumer...
RabbitMQ provides publisher confirms but it is a really low level feature that is hard to use. Langohr should try providing a more convenient way of doing things.
It's not currently possible to provide a custom client property, they are hardcoded in `RMQHandshaker.m`. See https://github.com/rabbitmq/discussions/issues/15 for the background.
Originally filed as #97. Java, .NET, Ruby (Bunny) all provide such predicates.
Currently only exception message is printed. When it happens to be a Schema validation failure, it is not trivial to track down where exactly in the code that happened.
First release as part of clj-commons. No major changes to code, release as is (if possible) and make process preparations for next release which should contain major changes like dependency...
In 2.0, we now have an API convention: most (if not all) functions that define/return metrics accept a metrics registry as their first argument, or it can be omitted, then...
See http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/core/bulk-write-operations/ and https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/clojure-mongodb.
What was originally requested in #94. This can be done with deeper integration of the new lower-level Java client primitives available in MongoDB Java client 3.x. `core.async` will not be...
See [this mailing list thread](https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/clojure-mongodb/TfuTYt2PzDU). Perhaps we should break the API and replace write concern with a map of options. Per-operation write concern matters a lot less with the modern...