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I must be doing this:
(let [db (d/db *conn*)]
(->> (take 50 (d/datoms db :avet :y.example/replaced))
(map #(.e %)) ;; <----- wrongness here ?!?!
(map #(d/entity db %))
./pprint))
wrong. what is the proper way to get an entity our of an item returned by the d/datoms call?@arthur (map :e)
🙂
@jaret is it possible to control the location of the log directory that bin/datomic backup
uses?
@robert-stuttaford specifically for backup? I am not sure let me ask around. But generally you can modify the path in bin/logback.xml <fileNamePattern>${DATOMIC_LOG_DIR:-log}/%d{yyyy-MM-dd}.log</fileNamePattern>
doh, of course, thanks
yeah, so control DATOMIC_LOG_DIR
@robert-stuttaford I just checked locally - doing an export of DATOMIC_LOG_DIR to my env followed by the backup command did work to direct logs to that location.
sweet, thanks for that!
don't know if you guys have a need for it, but highly recommend checking http://terraform.io out. been rebuilding our whole set up with it and it. is. fantastic
We’ve also been doing some stuff with terraform at ThinkTopic. Pretty nice 🙂