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2017-09-19
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frozenlock02:09:31

I'm trying to consume some transit sent by a Yada server by an aleph http client. Is there some tools in yada I can use to read the transit data while keeping everything async?

frozenlock02:09:01

I tried using yada.request-body/parse-stream, but I can't get it to work. 😕

frozenlock02:09:22

Oh wait it does work, but only once.

dominicm06:09:42

@frozenlock I thinking reading from a stream is like reading from a core async buffer: it has side effects

borkdude14:09:10

Should I expect any breaking changes when upgrading from yada 1.2.2 to 1.2.9 except for the arity of the response function?

malcolmsparks14:09:14

The arity has not changed. The only thing is that you must use a single arity as usual and no other arities are supported

Igor Garcia17:09:56

hello, has anyone come across this message?

java.io.IOException: File name too long, compiling:(yada/schema.clj:84:3)
Exception in thread "main" java.io.IOException: File name too long, compiling:(yada/schema.clj:84:3)
I was just running lein uberjar and got this. But it works fine with lein run

dominicm18:09:02

@igorgarcia is this on the most recent yada?

dominicm18:09:17

I'm guessing you're using Ubuntu with encfs?

Igor Garcia18:09:17

[yada "1.2.0"]

Igor Garcia18:09:40

let me try upgrading it

dominicm18:09:42

The issue on edge is more detailed

Igor Garcia18:09:36

upgrading to 1.2.9 solved the problem. Thanks @dominicm

Igor Garcia18:09:24

I always run lein ancient, dunno why I didn't do it this time. Just caught bidi was also outdated.