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Using new meteor mongo async api #395
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I started working on this, here's the PR link: #405 |
Ok great, I have pulled down this change locally and it has generally been working. I'm curious if there we ill be any drastic differences |
@ToyboxZach Actually I wasn't even aware this package had another repository. There's nothing telling this on the |
Yep its a bit of a mess, I only found it by looking around this tab https://github.com/cult-of-coders/redis-oplog/network |
Yeah, it's a shame. Either way, that PR seems to be outdated from the beta version and needs a rebase/merge, so since I'm already finishing mine, I will keep at it. Hopefully we will get one of the two merged soon! |
@StorytellerCZ Which repository is the right one here for the redis oplog? |
@ToyboxZach @nachocodoner @denihs @StorytellerCZ also, please do a review if possible 😄 |
It's really hard to review it with the prettier changes mixed in. I was strongly suggest doing a quick change with just the prettier fixes in it, and then doing a PR after that. It would make it easier for someone to review it (I'm not the person who should review it likely, but feel this could help whoever else will review it) |
So with meteor 3.0 moving to the new async api I've noticed that this package is not quite ready for it.
If you run this with the env variable
WARN_WHEN_USING_OLD_API=1
You end up with errors like this:
The root problem looks to be this call:
Are there plans to async-ify this package or is there an alternative solution?
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