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[cgruber]

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[asdine]

@cgruber Thanks! The CI fails because of go.mod issue. You might need to call go mod tidy I guess

[asdine]

Ok I see the problem you need to call go mod tidy in ./cmd/chai.
Or just call make tidy and it should do it for you

[cgruber]

Ah crap - I was wondering - i didn't notice it was a separate mod. On it.

[cgruber]

My bad. I didn't run the tests for /cmd locally.

[asdine]

You can use make test

[cgruber]

Yeah - sorry, our setup at work is a bit different, so I'm just figuring out the tricks in yours. Got them all passing locally now.

[cgruber]

First PR blues.

[asdine]

Haha no worries, plus there's no documentation on how to run them so one can only guess

[cgruber]

Crazy good response time, though. Thanks so much. This unblocks me. I'm using this for a test-only implementation of something that front-ends a back-end database, so this lets me make really fast tests. I'm pumped.

[asdine]

Keep in mind that the project is a WIP and it's taking a different direction than what's in the main README, so I would advise (perhaps a bit late) to not use it in production for now (unless you're fine with using only the in-memory version and some breaking changes in the future). cf dev branch

[asdine]

Build is green! Thanks @cgruber !

[asdine]

I'll release a patch version in a bit

[cgruber]

Awesome. Yeah - I'm only using it for a fake implementation used for unit testing, and only in-memory. If you take it in a different direction I hope you keep that use-case at least. I had this in Java/Kotlin (in-memory sql db) and it's just so handy to avoid long integration tests.

[asdine]

Yeah the new direction is mostly for the SQL API (it will be Postgres compatible) and the on-disk file format. I'll keep the in-memory part, CI is a big use case for this library.