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When you run `r.table("foo").changes().run()` you get a promise that get resolve with a feed. If your server goes down, the feed will emit an error. You need to listen for...
@dprime -- could you describe a little more your use case. Do you just want a change feed that automatically restart? That would make less boiler plate code for you....
Hum, if you want a reliable feed, you need a field `updatedAt` always set at `r.now()` Then your query should be: ``` r.table('foo').changes({includeInitial: true}).run() // first time r.table('foo').between(, r.max, {index:...
rethinkdbdash started with support for 0.11.x only. I think we never supported 0.10.x. On a general note, we somehow don't try very hard to keep compatibility with old versions of...
So this is a bit more tricky than what it looks like. Creating new documents means that the documents will be GC as soon as they are not used anymore....
What's the document? Can you grab it from the data explorer?
Oh I see, I remember now. I tried to display one column per items, but it wasn't really nice when arrays had different length, so I eventually just went with...
Feel free to send a PR : ) On Tue, Apr 26, 2016 at 10:49 AM Trevor Bedford [email protected] wrote: > We've been running into this as well. Would be...
Sorry for the late answer. The expectation is to make schema backward compatible. The steps then are: 1. Deploy a dummy script loading thinky and all your new schema/indexes 2....
There's no schema at the database level, so you