Closed nastra closed 7 years ago
+1, what does cassandra-driver==3.7.0
return now instead of Keyspace '{ks}' does not exist
when connecting to the cluster?
it still returns the same error message but only when trying to execute/prepare a query. With a previous driver version, that error would already happen when connecting to the cluster
With cassandra-driver==3.7.0 we don't run into
if "Keyspace '{ks}' does not exist".format(ks=self.keyspace) in e.message:
anymore when connecting to the cluster, therefore we need to create the keyspace before that & also need to check the cluster if we can skip keyspace creation