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2016-09-13
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stijn09:09:54

can I use beta versions of aleph and manifold with the latest yada?

malcolmsparks09:09:23

I don't know. Try it!

stijn09:09:53

ok, I'll rephrase the question: anyone any experience using beta versions of aleph and manifold on latest yada? 🙂

malcolmsparks09:09:04

You could run the yada tests. If they pass you'd be unlikely to run into major issues

stijn09:09:56

I still have a large number of resources written in yada 1.0 😉

malcolmsparks09:09:27

I'm interested what's in the latest betas

stijn09:09:28

we're running into 'too many open files' issues in production, when the system is under load

stijn09:09:44

I don't think it has anything to do with yada or the aleph server, but is on the aleph client connection pool (this server acts as a proxy for other services)

stijn10:09:21

but you have to upgrade both the server and the client dependency 🙂

stijn10:09:39

i'm not ready to use boot pods yet 🙂

malcolmsparks10:09:11

You could use http-kit instead?

stijn10:09:38

yes, but the interface is a bit different

stijn10:09:56

it expects a callback instead of returning a future

stijn10:09:13

and it doesn't report errors in the same way as aleph

stijn10:09:43

and I haven't checked lately, but it was just impossible to control the connection pool

malcolmsparks10:09:16

Have you tried the new betas? The surface between yada and aleph is quite small

malcolmsparks10:09:27

It could work fine

stijn10:09:46

yeah I will try that

mccraigmccraig10:09:15

@stijn i've used beta versions of aleph and manifold in the past with yada without difficulty