Open mtijerina opened 7 years ago
It is a known issue. Spec uses an atom as the repo and atoms are not synchroyacross the cluster as it makes little sense in general.
A workaround is to dirty the repo var manually.
Le lun. 27 mars 2017 à 20:50, matthew-tijerina notifications@github.com a écrit :
When I define a spec with s/def, write a function that uses this spec somehow, and then use this function within keg/rdd, I am getting a "Unable to resolve spec" error. As a very simplified example:
(s/def ::odd-int (s/and int? odd?))
(defn nums-are-odd-ints? [num] (s/valid? ::odd-int num))
(into [] (keg/rdd [1 3 5 7 9 11] (map nums-are-odd-ints?)))
An exception was caused by: java.lang.Exception (Unable to resolve spec: :user/odd-int)
I am running powderkeg.repl in yarn-client mode.
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Similar to #14
When I define a spec with
s/def
, write a function that uses this spec somehow, and then use this function withinkeg/rdd
, I am getting a "Unable to resolve spec" error. As a very simplified example:I am running powderkeg.repl in yarn-client mode.