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@coreyauger not sure if you saw I did a PR on your branch to show what I menat
Hey .. for the late reply. I have been in transit most of the weekend. I will merge those changes and flatten the commit into a single commit for a nicer history :)
Spoke to soon. I don't see the PR on any of my branches for this project? Am I missing something?
Grr some sort of github ui fail. Can't find it on github either
Will re submit it or gist something up and get back to you, sorry for the noise
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Spoke to soon. I don't see the PR on any of my branches for this project? Am I missing something?
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Hehe.. no problem. I have a love hate relationship with git myself :)
How are we looking ?
Looking good, can you add a basic test ?
They are in 'src/it'
sorry been super busy.. I will try add the test tomorrow :)
Sorry this is going to be a dumb question but how do i run the test from 'src/it'
I usually have them in 'scala/test' and can just run 'test' from sbt.
Thanks.
hehe sorry bout the lack of doc there sbt it:test
will run the tests.
you need kafka and zookeeper running locally
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Sorry this is going to be a dumb question but how do i run the test from 'src/it'
I usually have them in 'scala/test' and can just run 'test' from sbt.
Thanks.
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There are some issues when I run the test. It seems that my test will pass while others will fail.. is this because of a config issue ?
if your test passes, then thats sufficient. the tests are a bit flakey, running each by themselves works, but sometimes running all of them fail non-deterministically.
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There are some issues when I run the test. It seems that my test will pass while others will fail.. is this because of a config issue ?
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Ok that is what I was seeing. Would you like me to collapse the commits into a single commit again?
Nah, 2 commits are fine. Ready to go in your opinion?
On Mon, Feb 22, 2016 at 9:26 AM, Corey Auger notifications@github.com wrote:
Ok that is what I was seeing. Would you like me to collapse the commits into a single commit again?
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Yes :)
Thanks, I'll push a release to maven central in a bit here
Thanks Scott :)
@coreyauger just pushed 0.2.0 to maven central, it will show up in a bit.
One thing we missed is fixing the stop method. Right now it is actually blocking, despite it returning a future. It blocks till everything is shut down and then returns a completed future, which isnt what we want.
The whole thing should be in a Future{ }
that ends up returning ()
on its last line?
Make sense?
Ah sorry.. are you going to add that then? Or did you want me to do another pr?
Mind doing a quick PR? I'll do a 2.0.1 when its all set.
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Ah sorry.. are you going to add that then? Or did you want me to do another pr?
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Yep.. :)
Can you add an example of what you are thinking for
I think it would be clearer if you just submit runnables to the Executor
and I will add it and do another push. Thanks :)