Robert Pankowecki
Robert Pankowecki
@mlomnicki I think it would be very beneficial and it makes sense. As to HOW... I believe the mono-repo could have a `benchmark` directory and would know how to run...
@pawelpacana all sound nice > writing with different strategies? > writing with different repositories (ie. PgLinearized)? These might require multiple producers and contention to see any actual effect.
From top down: * controller creates a command * a command is passed down to command_bus/application service * service loads an aggregate and calls a method, stores the events *...
@andrzejsliwa was it like that?
The included benchmark is totally not convincing for me right now. The conclusion in the article says: > Even if we take into account that the transactions in test 2...
Just FYI, I won't have the time soon to commit to this discussion.
I am not sure I understand. Could you elaborate?
It kind of started in http://railseventstore.org/docs/without_rails/ and https://blog.arkency.com/ruby-event-store-use-without-rails/ (unpublished) but it would be nice to have it explained in a documentation exactly.
> integration test failing do you use code preloading in test env? does that work: ```ruby # test/integration/signup_stories_test.rb test "bounded context is accessible" do PlatformCore::CONSTANT assert defined?(PlatformCore::CONSTANT) end ``` ?
> yes, this workaround works what workaround? Are we talking about: ``` test "bounded context is accessible" do PlatformCore::CONSTANT assert defined?(PlatformCore::CONSTANT) end ``` ? That's not a workaruond. That's Rails...