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Today 4 hours ago issue 59 (Uploading cron jobs fails) commented on by michal.hantl - I don't care for the format as long as new versions don't break my app :) I don't care for the format as long as new versions don't break my app :) 5 hours ago issue 59 (Uploading cron jobs fails) commented on by pftg.sof - In new version used cron.yaml, it's more better then xml variant as for me! In new version used cron.yaml, it's more better then xml variant as for me! 7 hours ago issue 62 (Extreme slowness after memory limit reached) commented on by michal.hantl - Note: It seems DM doesn't save very often. I ran out a few times. First I lost 3/4 of data, the other time I lost all data (on local machine). Note: It seems DM doesn't save very often. I ran out a few times. First I lost 3/4 of data, the other time I lost all data (on local machine). 8 hours ago issue 62 (Extreme slowness after memory limit reached) reported by michal.hantl - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. create few thousads records in db 2. hit the 128M limit 3. observe slowness and soon out of heap space exception It seems like the memory could be used up by DM cache or something. Can we get more memory by flushing the DM cache? Is there a way to allow more memory? What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. create few thousads records in db 2. hit the 128M limit 3. observe slowness and soon out of heap space exception It seems like the memory could be used up by DM cache or something. Can we get more memory by flushing the DM cache? Is there a way to allow more memory? 9 hours ago issue 61 (Cannot sort by Id when filtering by id) reported by michal.hantl - Sort by ID works only when not used to filter. working scenario: > @r = TwitterCrawling::TwitterUser.all(:order => [:id.asc], :limit => 5) [ 1 3 7 22 25 ] > @r = TwitterCrawling::TwitterUser.all(:order => [:id.desc], :limit => 5) [ 51407 51400 51388 51375 51342 ] Not working scenario, when filtering by id: @r = TwitterCrawling::TwitterUser.all(:id.gt => 2, :order => [:id.desc], :limit => 5) [ 51407 51400 51388 51375 51342 ] > @r = TwitterCrawling::TwitterUser.all(:id.gt => 2, :order => [:id.asc], :limit => 5) [ 51407 51400 51388 51375 51342 ] Sort by ID works only when not used to filter. working scenario: > @r = TwitterCrawling::TwitterUser.all(:order => [:id.asc], :limit => 5) [ 1 3 7 22 25 ] > @r = TwitterCrawling::TwitterUser.all(:order => [:id.desc], :limit => 5) [ 51407 51400 51388 51375 51342 ] Not working scenario, when filtering by id: @r = TwitterCrawling::TwitterUser.all(:id.gt => 2, :order => [:id.desc], :limit => 5) [ 51407 51400 51388 51375 51342 ] > @r = TwitterCrawling::TwitterUser.all(:id.gt => 2, :order => [:id.asc], :limit => 5) [ 51407 51400 51388 51375 51342 ] 20 hours ago issue 21 (Reference properties) commented on by ni...@slaphack.com - What would this look like, with the low-level API? What would this look like, with the low-level API? 20 hours ago issue 60 (dm-appengine should support BigDecimal) Labels changed by ni...@slaphack.com - Labels: Component-datamapper Labels: Component-datamapper 20 hours ago issue 60 (dm-appengine should support BigDecimal) reported by ni...@slaphack.com - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. cd dm-appengine 2. jruby -S rake spec What is the expected output? What do you see instead? 'DataMapper::Adapters::AppEngineAdapter types should support BigDecimal' FAILED expected: #<BigDecimal:4cc7014c,'0.1E1',1(4)>, got: "0.1E1" (using ==) Someone released a Java implementation of lexically-sorted BigDecimals (as strings) on the Java mailing list: http://www.mail-archive.com/google-appengine- java@googlegroups.com/msg01855.html If this is not usable directly, he links to a paper: www.zanopha.com/docs/elen.ps It looks simple enough to do in Ruby, but I'm curious if it makes sense to use the Java implementation, so Java developers also get this feature. What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. cd dm-appengine 2. jruby -S rake spec What is the expected output? What do you see instead? 'DataMapper::Adapters::AppEngineAdapter types should support BigDecimal' FAILED expected: #<BigDecimal:4cc7014c,'0.1E1',1(4)>, got: "0.1E1" (using ==) Someone released a Java implementation of lexically-sorted BigDecimals (as strings) on the Java mailing list: http://www.mail-archive.com/google-appengine- java@googlegroups.com/msg01855.html If this is not usable directly, he links to a paper: www.zanopha.com/docs/elen.ps It looks simple enough to do in Ruby, but I'm curious if it makes sense to use the Java implementation, so Java developers also get this feature. Yesterday 43 hours ago Revision 9a8cbcd0d1 (use nulldb adapter) pushed by woo...@google.com - use nulldb adapter use nulldb adapter 47 hours ago Revision 064aa8234b (keep backup of replaced files) pushed by mando.woodie - keep backup of replaced files keep backup of replaced files Last 7 days Jan 01, 2010 issue 59 (Uploading cron jobs fails) commented on by michal.hantl - Reverting to 0.0.6 helps Reverting to 0.0.6 helps Jan 01, 2010 issue 59 (Uploading cron jobs fails) reported by michal.hantl - Uploading cron jobs with xml with new appengine-jruby. Uploading cron jobs with xml with new appengine-jruby. Jan 01, 2010 issue 57 (Add support for ordering by DateTime) commented on by michal.hantl - Sorting does not work for me on integers either. Sorting does not work for me on integers either. Jan 01, 2010 issue 58 (Rely on JRuby only) reported by michal.hantl - It would be great if appengine-jruby only needed its own embeded JRuby in a jat and would use gems per project. It would be great if appengine-jruby only needed its own embeded JRuby in a jat and would use gems per project. Dec 31, 2009 Revision 0619a043fe (too many Rails 3 changes (this week) to go this route) pushed by woo...@google.com - too many Rails 3 changes (this week) to go this route too many Rails 3 changes (this week) to go this route Dec 31, 2009 Revision 850ac1ebd7 (remove unwanted frameworks in boot.rb, drop nulldb gem) pushed by woo...@google.com - remove unwanted frameworks in boot.rb, drop nulldb gem remove unwanted frameworks in boot.rb, drop nulldb gem Dec 31, 2009 RunningRails (Rails on App Engine) Wiki page edited by mando.woodie Dec 31, 2009 RunningRails (Rails on App Engine) Wiki page edited by woo...@google.com Dec 31, 2009 Revision b23f361a7d (more data on the info properties page) pushed by woo...@google.com - more data on the info properties page more data on the info properties page Dec 31, 2009 Revision 0794a527fb (add another require and pull down the database.yml with null...) pushed by woo...@google.com - add another require and pull down the database.yml with nulldb add another require and pull down the database.yml with nulldb Dec 30, 2009 2 new revisions pushed by woo...@google.com - 6361cba1e7:we need to skip the patch when using generators from MRI 3a281c8d1f:We need to stifle AR by configuring the nulldb adapter 6361cba1e7:we need to skip the patch when using generators from MRI 3a281c8d1f:We need to stifle AR by configuring the nulldb adapter Dec 30, 2009 issue 11 (Add support for entity groups) commented on by sasaki.takeru - Sorry to my poor stuffs. I created new datastore library project on GitHub. http://github.com/takeru/tiny_ds - CRUD like a ActiveRecord or DataMapepr - set parent, key, id, name, and find by these, YES entity-group-transaction!! - BASE transaction : http://blog.notdot.net/2009/9/Distributed-Transactions-on-App-Engine - query : very thin wrapper of low level API. - Shout demo app. (sinatra) - some specs.. Sorry to my poor stuffs. I created new datastore library project on GitHub. http://github.com/takeru/tiny_ds - CRUD like a ActiveRecord or DataMapepr - set parent, key, id, name, and find by these, YES entity-group-transaction!! - BASE transaction : http://blog.notdot.net/2009/9/Distributed-Transactions-on-App-Engine - query : very thin wrapper of low level API. - Shout demo app. (sinatra) - some specs.. Dec 29, 2009 RunningRails (Rails on App Engine) Wiki page edited by woo...@google.com Dec 29, 2009 RunningRails (Rails on App Engine) Wiki page edited by woo...@google.com Dec 29, 2009 RunningRails (Rails on App Engine) Wiki page edited by woo...@google.com Dec 29, 2009 RunningRails (Rails on App Engine) Wiki page edited by woo...@google.com Dec 29, 2009 RunningRails (Rails on App Engine) Wiki page edited by woo...@google.com Dec 29, 2009 RunningRails (Rails on App Engine) Wiki page edited by woo...@google.com Dec 29, 2009 Revision 55ce315813 (use JRUBY_VERSION so that the console works) pushed by mando.woodie - use JRUBY_VERSION so that the console works use JRUBY_VERSION so that the console works Dec 29, 2009 Revision 990d7c57ce (Generators can run from MRI) pushed by mando.woodie - Generators can run from MRI Generators can run from MRI Dec 28, 2009 Revision 8d0a26afaa (Added passing spec for Key properties in dm-appengine.) pushed by ribrdb - Added passing spec for Key properties in dm-appengine. Added passing spec for Key properties in dm-appengine. Dec 28, 2009 Contributing (Contributing patches to appengine-jruby and related projects) Wiki page added by ni...@slaphack.com Last 30 days Dec 27, 2009 2 new revisions pushed by ribrdb - b2fe4a45a0:Recompile the java classes with 1.5 aca9e22177:Automated merge with https://appengine-jruby.googlecode.com/hg/ class="ot-revlogs-br-2"> b2fe4a45a0:Recompile the java classes with 1.5 aca9e22177:Automated merge with https://appengine-jruby.googlecode.com/hg/ class="ot-revlogs-br-2"> Dec 27, 2009 Revision 02ba891d75 (iRails 2.3.5 final touches... for now) pushed by mando.woodie - iRails 2.3.5 final touches... for now iRails 2.3.5 final touches... for now Dec 27, 2009 Revision 35dc600e6a (files for Rails 2.3.5) pushed by mando.woodie - files for Rails 2.3.5 files for Rails 2.3.5 Dec 27, 2009 Revision edd01a5e78 (demo files for Rails 2.3.5) pushed by mando.woodie - demo files for Rails 2.3.5 demo files for Rails 2.3.5 Dec 27, 2009 issue 11 (Add support for entity groups) commented on by ni...@slaphack.com - I'm not actually an official developer, so take this with a grain of salt, but... Two things jump out at me about this patch. First, it's not actually a patch. When I download the latest code from hg and run a diff myself, I see tons of stuff has changed since then. It's hard to tell right away which changes you actually intended, and which you didn't. A fork might be easier, depending on the situation, but at least a patch. Second, what is the purpose of LowDS? Aside from build, it seems to be basically shortcuts to the AppEngine::Datastore API, and directly to the Java API. I don't see where the Java API is needed, and the shortcuts in some cases make things less readable -- what is 'tx'? Just my two cents. I'm not actually an official developer, so take this with a grain of salt, but... Two things jump out at me about this patch. First, it's not actually a patch. When I download the latest code from hg and run a diff myself, I see tons of stuff has changed since then. It's hard to tell right away which changes you actually intended, and which you didn't. A fork might be easier, depending on the situation, but at least a patch. Second, what is the purpose of LowDS? Aside from build, it seems to be basically shortcuts to the AppEngine::Datastore API, and directly to the Java API. I don't see where the Java API is needed, and the shortcuts in some cases make things less readable -- what is 'tx'? Just my two cents. Dec 26, 2009 issue 12 (Support id and key_name for the same Kind) commented on by ni...@slaphack.com - Wouldn't it make sense to simply use Key itself for the key field? Why did we need a Serial id in the first place? Wouldn't it make sense to simply use Key itself for the key field? Why did we need a Serial id in the first place? Dec 25, 2009 issue 57 (Add support for ordering by DateTime) reported by tr...@phamcom.com - Datastore datamapper doesn't allow ordering by DateTime. I don't know if this applies to filtering with DateTIme too. Datastore datamapper doesn't allow ordering by DateTime. I don't know if this applies to filtering with DateTIme too. Dec 23, 2009 UsingImageUpload (Images upload example) Wiki page edited by Nakilon Dec 23, 2009 Revision 8fc134c13d (add prerelease version of rake to Rails3 demo) pushed by woo...@google.com - add prerelease version of rake to Rails3 demo add prerelease version of rake to Rails3 demo Dec 23, 2009 GettingStarted (Getting Started with JRuby on Google App Engine) Wiki page commented on by Dave.J.Horne - pftg.sof, I am having the same issue as you. Where did you insert that line? pftg.sof, I am having the same issue as you. Where did you insert that line? Dec 22, 2009 HelloWorld Wiki page commented on by drewalex - It seems that every time I make a change to the main file (ie. guestbook.rb), I have to restart the development server. Is there any way to make changes without having to restart the development server? It seems that every time I make a change to the main file (ie. guestbook.rb), I have to restart the development server. Is there any way to make changes without having to restart the development server? Dec 22, 2009 InstallEverything Wiki page commented on by drewalex - I think the problem was that I had to use Apple Updater to update my version of Java. Then I went to my Java Preferences application to drag 'Java SE 6' up to the top of the list. Then I had to re-type {{{sudo gem install google-appengine}}} I think the problem was that I had to use Apple Updater to update my version of Java. Then I went to my Java Preferences application to drag 'Java SE 6' up to the top of the list. Then I had to re-type {{{sudo gem install google-appengine}}} Dec 22, 2009 InstallEverything Wiki page commented on by drewalex - I think the problem was that I had to use Apple Updater to update my version of Java. Then I went to my Java Preferences application to drag 'Java SE 6' up to the top of the list Then I had to re do `sudo gem install google-appengine` I think the problem was that I had to use Apple Updater to update my version of Java. Then I went to my Java Preferences application to drag 'Java SE 6' up to the top of the list Then I had to re do `sudo gem install google-appengine` Dec 22, 2009 InstallEverything Wiki page commented on by drewalex - I get this error in Mac OSX {{{ cannot link Java class com.google.appengine.jruby.AppVersionUploadDelegate, probable missing dependency: Bad version number in .class file }}} I get this error in Mac OSX {{{ cannot link Java class com.google.appengine.jruby.AppVersionUploadDelegate, probable missing dependency: Bad version number in .class file }}} Dec 22, 2009 InstallEverything Wiki page commented on by drewalex - I get this error on Mac OSX {{{ annot link Java class com.google.appengine.jruby.AppVersionUploadDelegate, probable missing dependency: Bad version number in .class file }}} I get this error on Mac OSX {{{ annot link Java class com.google.appengine.jruby.AppVersionUploadDelegate, probable missing dependency: Bad version number in .class file }}} Dec 22, 2009 Revision 91641d8297 (new version of dm-appengine) pushed by mando.woodie - new version of dm-appengine new version of dm-appengine Dec 22, 2009 Revision d9fe34ea2a (h new version to updatecheck) pushed by woo...@google.com - h new version to updatecheck h new version to updatecheck Dec 22, 2009 Revision c702bd8170 (Support 1.3.0 SDK, patch bundler 0.7.2 for Ruby 1.6) pushed by mando.woodie - Support 1.3.0 SDK, patch bundler 0.7.2 for Ruby 1.6 Support 1.3.0 SDK, patch bundler 0.7.2 for Ruby 1.6

issue 11 (Add support for entity groups) commented on by ni...@slaphack.com - I'm not actually an official developer, so take this with a grain of salt, but... Two things jump out at me about this patch. First, it's not actually a patch. When I download the latest code from hg and run a diff myself, I see tons of stuff has changed since then. It's hard to tell right away which changes you actually intended, and which you didn't. A fork might be easier, depending on the situation, but at least a patch. Second, what is the purpose of LowDS? Aside from build, it seems to be basically shortcuts to the AppEngine::Datastore API, and directly to the Java API. I don't see where the Java API is needed, and the shortcuts in some cases make things less readable -- what is 'tx'? Just my two cents.

I'm not actually an official developer, so take this with a grain of salt, but... Two things jump out at me about this patch. First, it's not actually a patch. When I download the latest code from hg and run a diff myself, I see tons of stuff has changed since then. It's hard to tell right away which changes you actually intended, and which you didn't. A fork might be easier, depending on the situation, but at least a patch. Second, what is the purpose of LowDS? Aside from build, it seems to be basically shortcuts to the AppEngine::Datastore API, and directly to the Java API. I don't see where the Java API is needed, and the shortcuts in some cases make things less readable -- what is 'tx'? Just my two cents.

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