Gomez
Gomez
Ah ok, that makes more sense. so how do I get access to the context to perform an operation like this ``` ruby 1. cdq.contexts.on(:network) do 2. self.MR_importFromObject(some_object, inContext: :network_context:)...
hmm... So my expectation was to setup my stack like below once and it would last the lifespan of the app ``` ruby 1. cdq.contexts.push(:root) 2. cdq.contexts.push(:main) 3. cdq.contexts.push(:private, named:...
I placed a couple debug statements right before the line that errored out and my debug statements do show `cdq.contexts.all` containing all three contexts, presumably the contexts I pushed onto...
Just changed my code to use ``` ruby cdq.background do # run code cdq.save(always_wait: true) cdq.save(:main) end ``` and everything seems to work fine. Probably going to stick with this...
Any update on when this will get merged?
hey @ianwalter, thanks for reaching out I _think_ you could just use the connection object with knex. We haven't tried it internally but let us know your findings and we...
react changes look good to merge 🚀