Ben Green
Ben Green
Ok, I have come up with a package that integrates the MySQL server directly into Meteor making it very easy to get set up using this package. The binary log...
That is correct, you must subscribe using the constructor `new MysqlSubscription`. Since this is not using `this.subscribe()`, you must stop the subscription manually in the `Template.onDestroyed()`.
@danielgrabowski Can you post a link to a repo containing the minimum code necessary to reproduce the issue?
As far as I know, that error occurs when you have two Mysql replication slaves using the same `server-id` configuration value. Since Mocha runs in a mirrored instance, be sure...
Hi Brad, Do you have any more information on this? Make sure you have different `server-id` settings for each application. I have had no problems running 2 applications simultaneously on...
Can you post a link to a repo with the least amount of code possible to recreate this issue?
It is no use to return a `LiveMysqlSelect` object from a Meteor method. Either change it to a publication for live updates or if you want to retrieve the results...
As specified in the read me, pass the `connection` object as the first argument to the `MysqlSubscription` constructor.
I'll probably keep doing bug fixes and keeping it up to date with new Meteor releases until MySQL support is provided better by MDG or somebody else. I don't plan...
There is currently no standard pattern for accounts using this package. Currently you must either deal with having the Users data in Mongo and the rest in SQL or write...