Xavier Lange

Thanks for the tips, I read over some Twitter blog posts and now I get it a little more, the definition level is for specifying how much of the structure...

Looks like my writer code had a variety of errors, namely * off by one paging error pointed out above * should have used flat_map to par down the array...

A little bit of refactoring and I've got something which will be useful as I expand my collection of writers. I imagine I'll be writing a lot of sparse lists...

Would it make sense to have a serde-style procedural macro for generating the writer? ``` #[derive(ParquetWriter)] struct { id: i32, #[parquet(skip=true)] ssn: String, country: String } ``` combined with a...

I'm seeing similar behavior and I have confirmed "root" is being used with wireshark. Difficult to see what control flow through the module would allocate a new socket.

I think it might be related to ldap vs ldaps. I'm having trouble accepting certificates for my remote ldap server but I'm going to tackle that problem now.

@alexcrichton I am not familiar with AsyncRead, looks like it is part of futures-io 0.3? Rusoto is on `futures = "0.1.16"`. Any tips on resolving between the two?

The specific version of the botocore submodule has the `registryIds` parameter: https://github.com/boto/botocore/blob/2f60d8b442b12d8519184f220a21975e56b7b114/botocore/data/ecr/2015-09-21/service-2.json#L1161 . So it must be the codegen tool that is dropping the field?

Ah, I see the issue, the `registryIds` property is deprecated: ``` This field is deprecated. The returned authorization token can be used to access any Amazon ECR registry that the...

Hi @iwatobipen, please take a look at my beginners effort to make it easy to install RDKit CFFI with Rust. My crate does all the work to build RDKit from...