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dogenpunk03:02:32

Are requests for documentation updates handled through JIRA?

jaret15:02:23

You can ping me or ship them into <mailto:[email protected]|[email protected]>. Probably best to use the e-mail as it would generate a case that the whole team could see.

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dogenpunk15:02:26

Great, thanks!

stijn09:02:30

I'm trying to use REBL with datomic, but the navigation into :db/id just shows an integer. I'm using com.datomic/client-cloud {:mvn/version "0.8.71"}. Am I missing something?

lilactown17:02:21

AFAICT nav support hasn't landed for datomic yet

lilactown17:02:30

could be wrong. but i also couldn't get it to work

johnj16:02:46

If you need an email entity :email/address :email/type and a generic attribute to reference it, what would you call it? :email/emails ?

marcol17:02:22

Using delete-database on datomic cloud does not seem to remove the datoms, is this normal? Shouldn't it?

marshall18:02:28

If you mean datoms as reported in the dashboard under the Datoms metric, they will be cleaned up, but not immediately.

marcol18:02:16

Actually I meant more the data that seems to remain in DynamoDB that is associated to the deleted database

marshall21:02:52

Those segments will get garbage collected at a future point, but not immediately

marcol00:02:56

Perfect, Thanks for the answer!

okocim17:02:19

is there any way to show the “query plan” in datomic cloud? It would be nice to see how the query will be executed against the indexes if only to get a better sense of how to put queries together. I may be thinking about this the wrong way, but I’ve always found the “explain” functionality of traditional RDBMSs to be quite useful in practice.

favila18:02:58

It’s not very elaborate

favila18:02:12

For eg clauses are never reordered

favila18:02:03

There was a third party query explainer. Third party was possible because the optimizations are very simple

favila18:02:16

There is none built in

okocim18:02:17

cool thanks. I a third party one here: https://github.com/dwhjames/datomic-q-explain which should be simple enough to adapt for the client api. appreciate the help

okocim18:02:13

looks like this doesn’t handle the parsing the queries very well for things like (or-join) and (and) etc. 🤷

favila19:02:34

those are new features

favila19:02:40

probably didn't exist when it was written

favila19:02:51

they are just sugar for rules though

favila19:02:57

you can rewrite as rules