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On a sharded collection, if you try to create a custom index (e.g. hash index) with uniqueness, that doesn't include the sharding key (which by default is the autogenerated _key) then it will fail with an error like:
Index creation failed: shard key '_key' must be present in unique index
There's zero documentation that I could find around this, and it's fairly fundamental, since you can't
The readme has a small section about how to tweak BadgerDB to consume less memory. However, the section doesn't really describe any of the parameters in depth or allow the reader to be able to make an educated guess on how much memory his/her BadgerDB instance will consume.
The reason I'm bringing this up is that we're heavily using BadgerDB in our software but the options around it feel like a
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Currently, the “Secure Config” section contains information on how to report security issues. This may
be rather hard to find and should be more easily reachable from the main website. For
example, the “Community” drop-down could include a reference to the v
(e.g - macOS):
- Create a section with installation steps:
brew install cmake autoconf libtool gcc automake opensslexport PKG_CONFIG_PATH="/usr/local/opt/openssl/lib/pkgconfig"
- Update README.MD
- Update build.sh(force linking openssl doesn't work anymore)
I've wasted a lot of time trying to resolve openssl dependency issue, by applying solutions which are not relevant any
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Code sample
This is an extract from the Relationships section of hive docs.
void main() async {
Hive.registerAdapter(PersonAdapter());
var persons = await Hive.openBox<Person>('personsWithLists');
persons.clear();
var mario = Person('Mario');
var luna = Person('Luna')-
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URL: http://pumpkindb.org/doc/master
Upon initial load, all documentation pages are scrolled down just a tiny bit, but it makes a bad initial impression (feels messy). Has something to do with the gitbook theme we're using, I suppose. When pages are changed by clicking on menu items, there is no such issue because subsequent navigation is done over AJAX.


There is a document describing how to migrate an existing etcd cluster from HTTP communication to encrypted HTTPS.
The document uses v2-based CLI, some of those commands have different args or output format in their v3 equivalent, and some of them (like
etcdctl cluster-health) doesn't seem to exist in v3. The documen