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[06:20:57] <hespoz> Hi everybody!
[09:16:48] <skullcrasher> Hi :)
[09:22:20] <temporal_> hi!
[11:55:11] <tsegismont> Hi guys. It seems vertx-hawkular-metrics repo is missing the GH labels used in others projects (eg to review,in progess)
[11:55:34] <tsegismont> Could someone with proper grants add them please?
[12:25:24] <temporal_> I will do that
[12:26:06] <tsegismont> thanks temporal_
[12:26:43] <temporal_> these labels are added by Waffle
[12:30:33] <temporal_> it should be integrated
[12:30:34] <temporal_> on waffle
[12:30:45] <tsegismont> waffle?
[12:30:50] <temporal_> https://waffle.io/vert-x3/vertx-stack
[12:31:14] <temporal_> a kind of kanban github dashboard
[12:31:35] <tsegismont> oh
[12:31:38] <tsegismont> ok
[14:00:13] <jayamine> Hi, I'm doing a gsoc project TCP eventbus client.
[14:01:21] <jayamine> I would like to know more about blogging of the project
[14:01:52] <jayamine> Is there any specific features that i should consider?
[16:13:57] <tsegismont> I have a question about the #responsePushed callback in HttpServerMetrics
[16:14:08] <tsegismont> Just to make sure I understand correctly
[16:14:23] <tsegismont> When the HTTP2 response object is created
[16:14:45] <tsegismont> a metric object is created (returned by #requestBegin)
[16:14:57] <tsegismont> and then if the user pushes some content
[16:15:15] <tsegismont> we need to reset this metric object, as if the actual request had just started
[16:15:20] <tsegismont> (to reset timers for example)
[16:15:23] <tsegismont> is that correct?
[16:15:27] <tsegismont> temporal_, ^^
[16:15:40] <temporal_> hold on, conf call
[16:16:16] <tsegismont> sure
[16:36:45] <temporal_> back
[16:36:56] <temporal_> responsePushed is like requestBegin
[16:37:26] <tsegismont> temporal_, ok, except you don't want to increment a request counter again
[16:37:41] <temporal_> a push is really a request
[16:37:49] <temporal_> well it depends how you want to treat a push
[16:37:58] <temporal_> you can treat it specially
[16:38:01] <temporal_> or just like a normal request
[16:38:07] <temporal_> except you have sent no bytes for the request
[16:41:44] <tsegismont> got you
[16:41:50] <tsegismont> will update my PR
[16:44:24] <temporal_> http push is a request/response except you don't have an effective request sent
[16:44:36] <temporal_> and you get first the request pushed and then the response
[16:46:21] <tsegismont> i'll count the push in the number of requests counter
[16:54:25] <temporal_> I pushed the metrics name code
[16:54:36] <temporal_> but you don't implement client I think in hawkular
[17:07:43] <skullcrasher> is it normal that deploying a verticle (itself a fat jar) from maven always pull the dependencies?
[17:08:35] <skullcrasher> I'm just curious as they shouldn't be needed as it already is a fat jar
[17:08:55] <skullcrasher> deploying with mavenVerticleFactory
[17:14:10] <temporal_> so you have a fatjar in maven repo that you deploy via mavenVerticleFactory ?
[17:15:45] <skullcrasher> yep
[17:15:48] <skullcrasher> that is the plan
[17:15:51] <skullcrasher> it is also working
[17:16:19] <skullcrasher> the only thing we just came across is that the deployment can take much longer, as all dependencies are also pulled
[17:16:29] <skullcrasher> although shouldn't be necessary
[17:16:38] <skullcrasher> but maybe just some maven mis-config on our side
[17:16:56] <skullcrasher> seems like not only the jar is in the repo, but also some pom file
[17:17:15] <skullcrasher> maybe the verticleFactory gets this info from there.
[17:17:28] <skullcrasher> We try to get only the fat-jar into the maven repo now, for testing
[17:17:44] <skullcrasher> or is there some option to disable automatic pull of dependencies?
[17:29:56] <temporal_> I see what you mean
[17:30:08] <temporal_> if you create your jar with shade plugin you can say to deploy in maven a “reduced” pom.xml
[17:30:23] <temporal_> it will deploy another pom.xml with dependencies removed
[17:31:13] <temporal_> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22904573/what-is-the-purpose-of-dependency-reduced-pom-xml-generated-by-the-shade-plugin
[17:32:04] <temporal_> skullcrasher
[17:33:24] <skullcrasher> temporal_, this looks like what we need I think.
[17:33:26] <skullcrasher> thanks
[17:33:28] <skullcrasher> temporal_,
[17:37:45] <temporal_> Julien Viet
[17:40:00] <temporal_> skullcrasher glad I could help
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[22:44:48] <dns|2> hi there! Is it possible to listen notifications from postgresql in my verticle?