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ivanreese: we’ve been a paid Datomic customer since soon after its first release. whenever we’ve had an issue that we needed Cognitect’s help with, we’ve gotten it, usually same day, always with in 48 hours. it’s clear that they’re very committed to this thing
@robert-stuttaford: I appreciate the endorsement, and look forward to joining you in the set of people who are happily using Datomic (...I can't help myself!)
@bhagany: Thanks again for passing along the db. We’re including a fix for the bug you encountered in the next release. I’ll update you to let you know when the release is out.
@bkamphaus: excellent! thanks for the update.
@ivanreese: If you’d like to talk about Datomic and Cognitect, I’d be happy to discuss with you over Skype sometime. Shoot me an email (<mailto:[email protected]|[email protected]>) and we can work out a date/time.
Hi all, I have a question about the entity api. Given an entity I can get the database back — in java db = entity.db()
.
In clojure-land I can do (.db entity)
of course. Is that the only way? I expected (d/db entity)
to also return the db, but it seems to expect connections only.
ah thanks @tcrayford I missed that in the docs somehow
@marshall: Thanks! I will take you up on that in a few weeks.