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Summary
Since the time crate is supported as alternative to chrono it should be possible to generate code for time crate
Motivation
Currently you need to write the ORM
when i use rbatis for a iOS app with sqlite. but got some error.
because rbatis_core dependence 'mac_address' supported platforms: Linux, Windows, MacOS, FreeBSD
so any help for this issues?
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In terms of Telegram bot API the maximum polling time of getUpdates is referred to as timeout. That is if there are pending updates, Telegram will return them immediately. In the other case, it will wait for timeout seconds and then answer with an empty list.
The telegram-bot Rust library has its own notion of timeouts. getUpdates' timeout [i
Here is a rough idea of what this test should do:
- It should be quite similar to the other tests which are currently in place.
- It should isolate a follower node, write a data to the cluster which will cause that node to fall behind into lagging state, but not into snapshotting state.
- It should then spawn a task which will continue to write data to the cluster.
- Just after it is spawne
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Hey, I've used this Application a bit now, and I've got a few ideas.
As my Exams are coming up I will not be able to contribute much to these, but I wanted to record them here nonetheless.
First there were 2 things that I wondered about, that were already addressed, or likely out of scope, and that are persistent files/sessions (so it can work as a kind of pastebin) (it seems #6 addresses t