Sam Hughes
Sam Hughes
_dump.py has logic for Windows, if you dump on that platform. ``` # Verify valid output file if sys.platform.startswith('win32') or sys.platform.startswith('cygwin'): res["temp_filename"] = "rethinkdb_dump_%s" % datetime.datetime.today().strftime("%Y-%m-%dT%H-%M-%S") else: res["temp_filename"] = "rethinkdb_dump_%s"...
Thank you for addressing this. I encountered the problem today on AlmaLinux 8, and `--minimal-deps` or `--conservative` didn't help with it. What *did* work around the issue was using `--ignore-dependencies`...
Ah, double-plus thank you then :-)
Hi @Dr-Diesel . Thank you for the report. Memory leaks like this one have been seen before, and I have had problems reproducing it and tracking it down. (In fact,...
So, the problem is, more and more connections on :8080 are made and exist in state TIME_WAIT? And this occurs on Windows but not Linux? And this happens on 2.3.6...
I think seeing the command lines used to launch the RethinkDB instances is the first piece of information needed.
If this feature is added, for obvious reasons it should mandate that the first argument to fmt is a string literal, not some other expression that may return a string,...
str.coerceTo('array') can be done with str.split(''). Closing.
You could do `r.add(r.args(['f', 'o', 'o']))`. I think there should be a string join function though. The question is, what should it be named in a database engine?
Apparently I was wrong about `split` because it does crazy stuff with combining characters, such as combining them. Reopening.