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It seems that when returning a header value that is a seq of strings, a web app in datomic ion will crash. I filed a bug with ring (their wrap-cookie
middleware returns a seq of strings for the Set-Cookie
header), but they said that it's proper ring behaviour to do that.
Is it within ions scope to support this?
I don’t know the answer but several Ions related people are hanging out on #ions-aws . You might want to repost there
@U0H2CPW6B You can get around that cookie issue with [this library](https://github.com/euccastro/expand-headers) by @U65FN6WL9.
can someone please recommend a migration tool to manage running schema migrations exactly once? also what is the drawback to running these migrations more than once? i occasionally do it with my dev database and i haven't noticed any problems.
Some folk like conformity for this. Assuming your database schema contains the schema datoms you’re transacting, the only consequence of which I’m aware is taking some transactor time and a noop txn in your history.
Those seem like trivial costs. I think i'll stick with my redundant schema migrations. thanks @U04V4HWQ4
@U7Y912XB8 Datofu also provides helpers for that https://github.com/vvvvalvalval/datofu#managing-data-schema-evolutions
@U06GS6P1N thanks i'll check it out
how does the :db/id
used in schema alteration (https://docs.datomic.com/cloud/schema/schema-change.html) relate to the :db/ident
in schema definition (https://docs.datomic.com/cloud/schema/defining-schema.html)?