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Hello, I try to use the new index-pull
but it always throws a Datomic Client Exception
. (We are using datomic-cloud). Does someone has any idea on the cause?
In an other hand, datomic.client.api/index-range
which is also using the :avet
index works fine
Yes it was my first guess but all others `datomic.client.api` function like /q
, /index-range
return wanted data.
@babar.ntm I don't speak for the Datomic team, but you'll need to supply at least how you called it (which arguments), and the full exception trace to receive useful help
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https://docs.datomic.com/on-prem/get-datomic.html Any plans to recomend/officially support Java 11+?