01:50
<dbussink>
yawniek: ah, yeah, i think i have it applied here locally, haven't pushed it yet though
02:19
<yawniek>
ok, just wanted to know, if i can convice the others so that we use dm it would be handy to not need to have a extra gem
02:21
<yawniek>
we cant upgrade bc our cms uses a table SQL and we only have binaries. really cool...
04:08
<dbussink>
yawniek: could see if we could do a quick release, there are some other fixes in there that could be useful for people but i want to finish them first
04:59
<yawniek>
no hurry for me
05:00
<yawniek>
i just wanted to know if it every will be released. when is not that important
09:24
<github>
dm-more: master snusnu * 5024951 (1 files in 1 dirs): [dm-timestamps] require 'dm-core' because we need it -
http://bit.ly/dqdl1e
14:48
<dbussink>
myabc: ping
15:09
<myabc>
dbussink: pong
15:10
<dbussink>
myabc: i was thinking about row_count in DO::Reader, to see whether we could perhaps make it optional
15:10
<dbussink>
there were issue with supporting that in jruby right?
15:10
<myabc>
dbussink: its not in our official API atm
15:11
<dbussink>
yeah, i know, but got some questions about it
15:12
<myabc>
dbussink: yep not all jdbc implementations will support it
15:12
<dbussink>
myabc: well, not all is a lot better than none :)
15:12
<dbussink>
myabc: do you know which ones will be problematic?
15:13
<myabc>
dbussink: I think SQLite3 would be problematic
15:13
<myabc>
dbussink: not sure about MySQL
15:13
<myabc>
dbussink: PostgreSQL JDBC Impl. is pretty good + complete
15:13
<dbussink>
myabc: well, frankly sqlite3 on jruby is problematic in general afaik
15:14
<myabc>
dbussink: sorry, scrollable ResultSets is what we'd use to implement this. I think pietia looked into this a while back too
15:14
<myabc>
dbussink: v. true. its improved a little.. but is a not a v. complete JDBC implementation
15:16
<dbussink>
myabc: well, i'd be willing to make sqlite3 on jruby divert for this
15:17
<myabc>
dbussink: ok.. I'd actually be willing to fork /vendor sqlite3/work on sqlite3 upstream, if need be (at least later on, if there's demand)
15:18
<dbussink>
myabc: well, for jruby there are also good alternatives with h2, hsqldb, etc.
15:18
<myabc>
dbussink: yep..
15:18
<myabc>
dbussink: just need to get the DM adapters written :)
15:28
<dbussink>
myabc: hehe, yeah
15:29
<dbussink>
myabc: but if you or pietia think it's doable, i probably want to add it back
15:29
<dbussink>
it's easy for the c sqlite, mysql and postgres drivers
15:29
<myabc>
dbussink: ok.. may I ask why?
15:29
<dbussink>
myabc: well, people have been asking for getting it in
15:29
<myabc>
dbussink: I do think its do-able for what is worth
15:29
<dbussink>
and i'm open for it if it's doable
15:30
<myabc>
dbussink: just last time around, there wasn't a strong use-case for it
15:30
<dbussink>
myabc: yeah, true, but things might change :P
15:33
<myabc>
dbussink: ok.. well go ahead and impement on the C side
15:33
<myabc>
dbussink: and I'll try to keep up with you :)
15:34
<dbussink>
but i'm heading off, ttyl!
15:43
<myabc>
dbussink: ok.. np..