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Doh, @kenny. @gardnervickers tracked the root cause down to being https://github.com/onyx-platform/onyx-kafka/issues/43 😞
Should have squelched that a long time ago.
We're cutting a release now.
@kenny Version 0.12.2.1-20180108.174351-2
of onyx-kafka has the fix.
Hey everyone. Just started using Onyx and I'm running into an issue when using the sql-plugin. I encounter the following error: Unable to resolve symbol: PGobject in this context, compiling:(onyx/plugin/pgsql.clj:34:28
. I see the code should not be evaluating this unless the import is successful so I'm confused as to why it's throwing this error. Any help would be appreciated!
@dbernal Hi! Welcome. Ill take a look now.
@dbernal Can you verify that Postgres isn't on your classpath by running: onyx.plugin.pgsql/available?
from the repl?
Perhaps a transitive dependency of yours is bringing PG onto the classpath.
@michaeldrogalis I see. I think that makes sense. Let me verify