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georgek02:06:03

Nooope: Looks like this is due to the way arachne does things. This should have been so easy! lol

michaeldrogalis02:06:02

@georgek Hello! I’m here for a bit.

michaeldrogalis02:06:06

Can I help with any questions?

georgek02:06:22

Oh hi! Thanks, actually nope, hence the last comment. Arachne has its own world and, being new, doesn’t always play nice with others. The last wall was some deep spec-driven thing from inside arachne’s runtime.

georgek02:06:52

I’m getting help from luke to get things fully integrated but def. not anything to do with Onyx

georgek02:06:21

I was Sooooo close.

michaeldrogalis02:06:03

Sweet, glad to hear you’re almost over the hurdle!

georgek02:06:14

Thanks! fingers crossed

michaeldrogalis03:06:21

Almost did emoji for middle finger by accident. Whole different can of worms

georgek03:06:57

Hahahaha, either would have been great

georgek03:06:16

There should be a D&D emoji set

georgek03:06:24

That should totally be in it

georgek16:06:32

So this is a really newbie question around how to structure projects for setting up a system. I just encountered the lein onyx template. It looks peer-oriented but it does have affordances to submit jobs. I’ve been going the whole route with spinning up an env, peer group, and peers. My question: In a typical deployment you need kinda both if you want a server entrypoint that provides a REST api to submit jobs right (if you want to organize your projects this way)?

georgek16:06:04

Or am I missing something basic? (totally wouldn’t be surprised)

michaeldrogalis16:06:07

@georgek Yeah we’ve seen a lot of different set ups. For what I know about your situation, you’d probably want to search through the idioms in the template and bring them back into your own project.

georgek16:06:51

Thanks, there’s some new really nice stuff in there. Sounds good!