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Hi @Denys Andriyanov! That’s awesome (I hope you’d consider making it OSS- once you’re done). Can you say what’s not working? I.e. are you not getting the update events, the fetches aren’t happening, or the data sin’t saved? A quick guess(something that people often miss) : is that you might have not setup a broadcaster - and have more than one OPAL-server worker - and so you randomly have events lost as they get collected by a worker that doesn’t know the subscibed client, and can’t share it to the other server workers
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Hi there, i just uploaded it publicly
Can not really reply your question, but i think in calls it did not work it did even try to fetch. I have added debug logs, so it looked like fethcher was not even called
I would appreciate if you could look at my repo i am sure you would fairly easy detect the problem as i am more java guy, it's my first python code :)
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If the fetcher was not called than the problem probably won’t be in your code 😉 Can you share the logs for the OPAL-server and client? Did you check your broadcaster setup? Which broadcaster are you using - Redis, Posgres , Kafka? If you aren’t using a broadcaster please set
UVICORN_NUM_WORKERS=1
on the OPAL-server
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Nice, news i added broadcaster, redis, updated docker-compose, now everything works fine. Feel free to use ;)
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Amazing! 🙂 @Filip can you please add this fetcher to the docs list; and make sure @Denys Andriyanov gets a thank you swag package @Denys Andriyanov (just let @Filip know your shipping address 😉 )
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sorrry, what is swag package? )
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Merchandise with OPAL and Permit brand (e.g. T-shirt, notebook, stickers)
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