As someone who is a user of CouchDB and who's normally a lurker here (which
maybe means my opinion doesn't mean much), I would humbly submit that a
higher priority (for me at least) is the lack of per-user document access
as detailed here:
https://github.com/apache/couchdb/issues/1524
I'm not sur
Congrats to all, but especially to Joan whose hard work and undying
persistence made this release happen!
As a "basic" user of CouchDB, this release fixed a number of bugs for me
and is going to allow me to use the Couch 2.X series for my clients and
company. If there's ever any doubt to anyone on
I'm not
> > sure what the proper solution is for this sort of thing. If memory
> > serves I think you can move things into the App Bundle and do magical
> > things but I've not got any idea how that sort of thing works.
> >
> > On Wed, Aug 2, 2017 at 11:18 AM,
Jan -
I tried the Mac binary 'app bundle' 2.1 build on a machine with no prior
CouchDB installation (no prior 'app bundle' builds or other CouchDBs
installed via something like 'brew') and it doesn't work for me. The
process seems hung.
OS: macOS Sierra, v10.12.6
Hardware: MBP, 2.9Ghz i7
Here's
This is excellent news that Nuno is willing to help to get things moved
over to the official repo - thanks Nuno (and thanks for Nano!!).
It looks like there's currently 13 PRs against dscape/nano. I agree with
Garren that moving those over to apache/couchdb-nano so that they're not
lost is a prior
Congratulations to the Apache CouchDB development community for the 2.0
release!
Thank you for your persistence and hard work. Looking forward to using this
new release.
Cheers,
- Bill
On Tue, Sep 20, 2016 at 4:13 AM, Александр Опак
wrote:
> 99% compatible, You guys the best!
>
> 2016-09-20 1
As a relative newbie to Couch (I've dabbled over the years, but been mostly
a front-end guy), these blog posts have been excellent. This post, in
particular, has the 'correct amount' of technical detail, IMHO, and should
be used an example to inform other blog writers as to the level of detail
in t
t;
> >>>>>>> I like this!
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> Jan
> >>>>>>> --
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>>>
> >>>>&
Hi Robert -
As a builder of UI, API and library code who has also done developer
training on a variety of technologies, one simple fix might be go ahead and
not require indexes to be built, but then to put a big NOTE at the
beginning of the "Mango Getting Started" guide (I would assume there is
su
Clemens -
You seem to be focusing, with your previous postings about an official
Docker image and now about a Digital Ocean image, on making CouchDB as fast
and easy to run up as possible. Other products have this and I see easy
setup/one-click installs, etc. etc. as critical to getting people to
So I'm a lurker here and most of you don't know me, so feel free to ignore
my opinion here :-). I've only been getting into CouchDB heavily lately,
but have been doing JavaScript for quite a few years.
My first thought is that whatever change is going to me made here that be
done such that it lead
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