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Hi,
I was trying to make em-synchrony (from goliath) work with the 'official' mongo driver, and found out that the patch applied here https://github.com/igrigorik/em-synchrony/blob/master/lib/em-synchrony/mongo.rb was not working. I guess it was outdated, because there were even classes that were not there.
I got it working with the current last 1.x stable release (many changes for the upcoming 2.0... will need to remake the patch again soon). The patch I came up with is here https://github.com/rubencaro/mongo-em-patch/blob/master/lib/mongo-em-patch.rb
Maybe you want to adapt this patch for em-synchrony, or just fix the issue in some other way.
Also I did not test it much. As you can see, it was just to point an example of a goliath server with mongo through a fiber_connection_pool, so...
Cheers!
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Hi,
I was trying to make em-synchrony (from goliath) work with the 'official' mongo driver, and found out that the patch applied here https://github.com/igrigorik/em-synchrony/blob/master/lib/em-synchrony/mongo.rb was not working. I guess it was outdated, because there were even classes that were not there.
I got it working with the current last 1.x stable release (many changes for the upcoming 2.0... will need to remake the patch again soon). The patch I came up with is here https://github.com/rubencaro/mongo-em-patch/blob/master/lib/mongo-em-patch.rb
Maybe you want to adapt this patch for em-synchrony, or just fix the issue in some other way.
Also I did not test it much. As you can see, it was just to point an example of a goliath server with mongo through a fiber_connection_pool, so...
Cheers!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: