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2017-09-11
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thomas07:09:45

moin moin morning

glenjamin08:09:25

@dominicm would splitting on / after a match be sufficient?

yogidevbear08:09:26

Morning :umbrella_with_rain_drops:

dominicm08:09:13

@glenjamin not if I wish to replicate existing behaviour of bidi

danielneal10:09:08

morning otfrom

thomas12:09:37

Question for you lovely people: We are running a rather old version of the JVM (1.7) which is EOL. How big would you quantify the risk of updating to the latest version (1.8) (1 -> no risk, 10 -> don't even think about it)

thomas12:09:48

this is prod btw

otfrom12:09:01

@thomas depends on what you are doing w/it. If you aren't doing too much in the way of weird network things or private API things or super intensive things then relatively low risk

thomas12:09:00

@otfrom a immutant app and datomic

otfrom12:09:21

are you paying for datomic?

otfrom12:09:34

if so, I'd ask Cognitect

otfrom12:09:47

datomic would be the one that would worry me the most

thomas12:09:47

I think we have payed for it (as it is a prod env)

otfrom12:09:19

I'd ask them if it will work (I think it will, but might depend on the version). Things like spark/hadoop/cassandra/kafka are things that have bitten me in the past.

Rachel Westmacott13:09:56

can you try it in a test environment first?

thomas19:09:33

@peterwestmacott yes we have a test environment. I'll try it there first of course.