16:57 <sdelmore> Can anyone tell me if there are any two read/write capable adapters yet? Any two would work if they could just read and write a single object to two different places. Just wanting to put together a proof of concept demonstration.

16:59 <cored> sdelmore: I think the in memory adapter is working

17:02 <sdelmore> Trying to get it working now, last time i tried it a few weeks ago no luck. I noticed the sample code on the readme doesn't work.

17:03 <sdelmore> I see rom depends on thread_safe 0.1.3, and axiom-memory_adapter depends on thread_safe 0.2.0

17:04 <sdelmore> Well that is unexpected…

17:04 <sdelmore> Bundler could not find compatible versions for gem "thread_safe":

17:04 <sdelmore> In Gemfile:

17:04 <sdelmore> axiom-memory-adapter (>= 0) ruby depends on

17:04 <sdelmore> axiom-memory-adapter (>= 0) ruby depends on

17:04 <sdelmore> thread_safe (~> 0.1.3) ruby

17:04 <cored> hm

17:04 <sdelmore> thread_safe (0.2.0)

17:05 <cored> try with latest version from git

17:05 <sdelmore> That is, I think. Here is the line from my gem file:

17:05 <sdelmore> gem 'axiom-memory-adapter', :git => 'https://github.com/dkubb/axiom-memory-adapter.git', :branch => 'master'

17:06 <sdelmore> Ahhh…you must mean try with the latest version of thread_safe from git.

17:08 <sdelmore> No luck there either. It seems axiom-memory-adapter really wants both versions of thread_safe.

17:12 <sdelmore> Looks like jgaskins has two adapters working with perpetuity now, mongo and postgres. I'll take a crack at that and try axiom-memory-adapter in another month.

17:55 <CraigBuchek> sdelmore: The perpetuity-memory adapter is working halfway decent too. Might be enough to save you from having to create a Mongo DB.

17:56 <CraigBuchek> Oh. But Perpetuity doens't support 2 adapters at the same time.

18:00 <solnic> sdelmore: I'll push new rom with updated deps once we finish a couple of more things in the schema/mapping dsl layer and add support for wrap/group operations, it'll happen later this month (I'm working on rom every Friday so this time it's safe for me to say when something will be ready)

18:01 <solnic> sdelmore: if all you need is a PoC you can set up 2 in-memory stores and have fun with that

18:07 <sdelmore> solnic: Any examples or pointers on how I would get setup with two in memory stores? I was thinking by memory store you mean axiom_memory example but I have been trying that on and off for a few months and never been able to get a single example to work.

18:08 <solnic> sdelmore: I'll update the examples along with the next release

18:08 <sdelmore> Perfect, I will just monitor the repos.

18:08 <solnic> currently released version will be yanked

19:15 <plexus_> hey, I'm trying out mutant, but it's not going so well

19:15 <plexus_> I'm using the current gem (0.5.5)

19:15 <plexus_> and trying the first example here http://solnic.eu/2013/01/23/mutation-testing-with-mutant.html

19:17 <plexus_> first off I'm not sure what dependencies I need

19:17 <plexus_> if I put mutant and mutant-rspec in my Gemfile, I'm getting "cannot load file -- diff/lcs"

19:18 <solnic> plexus_: first of all, go to #mutant channel ;)

19:18 <plexus_> oh right, sorry