Thibaut Barrère

@hotwoofy does it still work for you today? I'm having issues here, namely this exception just after what doing what you describe: ``` [GEM_ROOT]/gems/twitter-stream-0.1.14/lib/twitter/json_stream.rb:121:in `

@hotwoofy I created issue #27 to track the exception I got

Adding a few bits: if I understood well, Mox by default works by setting per-process expectations. It also appears that `Cachex.fetch` "do" block runs in a separate process. This means...

It would be interesting indeed. I wondered for instance how hard it would be to create a S3-backend to store large files & stream them back behind a proxy. Not...

If I understand well, the relevant bits are around here. Please note that I don't use sentinel on this install, but there's probably the same pattern used there. https://github.com/DavidWittman/ansible-redis/blob/9d00d7a73b775f6d42f6941e50c89dccfc4f878c/tasks/server.yml#L112-L131

There is some input on the Ansible google group [here](https://groups.google.com/d/msg/ansible-project/A3yTwp1PcxQ/p2fAKKxuAAAJ), which seems to imply this has never worked (and failed silently before): > A when statement supplied to flush_handlers has...

A quick update - I updated the role to latest (thanks for your work!) and wanted to report this warning still appears. Not a huge deal for me, just wanted...

Just wanted to report I see the same problem with 5.1.2: ``` 20:18:18.301 [warn] The on_load function for module Elixir.PortMidi.Nifs.Devices returned: {:error, {:load_failed, 'Failed to load NIF library: \'dlopen(/Users/thbar/git/music-playground/widgets/_build/dev/lib/portmidi/priv/portmidi_devices.so, 2):...

I dug a bit deeper, installing the development version of `hex` which supports downloading packages tarballs: ``` git clone [email protected]:hexpm/hex.git mix install ``` Then I downloaded the 2 versions locally:...

I investigated a bit more. Here are my findings. ### Explanation of the failure If one installs `portmidi` version 5.1.2 on a Mac, they will find, under `_build/dev/lib/portmidi/priv`, compiled output...