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lucasbradstreet00:02:21

Hi @hunter. Thanks for the report. I’ll look into it

lucasbradstreet00:02:02

Ah, you’re not supplying an end-tx, right? That’s a bug

hunter00:02:30

you're correct

lucasbradstreet00:02:23

@hunter can you please try 0.10.0.0-20170218.003454-7?

lucasbradstreet00:02:28

onyx-datomic that is

hunter00:02:40

sure one sec

michaeldrogalis00:02:46

Thanks for the report @hunter

hunter00:02:51

@lucasbradstreet that appears to have fixed the error i reported. however I have another error in my own code so I can't tell if it's working

hunter00:02:10

(I'm upgrading 9.15 code to 10.x)

hunter00:02:57

@lucasbradstreet thanks for the quick fix!

lucasbradstreet00:02:10

You’re welcome. Thanks for the confirmation

otfrom12:02:39

michaeldrogalis It is tcoupland you need to thank for that franzy work. I just stayed out of his way really. 🙂

michaeldrogalis20:02:41

@otfrom If it’s helpful, I upgraded franzy-admin to 0.10: https://github.com/onyx-platform/franzy-admin

michaeldrogalis20:02:14

We’re likely to drop Franzy when we get the time in favor of directly using the Java and Scala bindings though. I’ve personally had enough with the Clojure-Kafka library churn over the years.

otfrom20:02:23

michaeldrogalis why not take over franzy? (which is basically what we're doing as we need it for onyx and for our standalone processes)

michaeldrogalis20:02:10

@otfrom We only need a subset of what’s offered in Franzy. Working with the Java bindings directly would be less work than maintaining another library.

otfrom20:02:05

that's fair enough

otfrom20:02:48

glad it was useful for now at least 🙂

michaeldrogalis20:02:27

Absolutely. Thank you 🙂

otfrom20:02:56

seems a small contribution given how much we're using onyx