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<FromGitter> <rolandoam> is there anyone using Clear on production? I've been trying to use it for a new project and I really feel it's half baked and "almost there" in every corner. It's a really simple project so far, with only three models (User -> Session -> SessionData) but it's a PITA to actually get it to work. I'm really thinking of just dropping it and going pure CrystalDB because docs are incomplete and apparently
<FromGitter> ... unmaintained. But I'm curious if anyone is using a different Clear repo maybe? I'm using anykeyh/clear since that's the one referenced from the main Crystal docs
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<hightower2> Hey, Error: expected argument to be IO::FileDescriptor, not IO::Memory. What's the easiest way to wrap this or make it compatible as an argument?
<hightower2> Maybe just expect IO instead of IO::FileDescriptor?
<FromGitter> <Blacksmoke16> What's the context?
<hightower2> I just needed some IO (which is usually a FD like STDIN/STDOUT, or IO::Memory in tests). And I couldn't recall whether existing code was at some point changed to accept IO::FileDescriptor specifically, or how the error came to be
<hightower2> In any case, just relaxed the type with IO for the moment, thanks
<FromGitter> <Blacksmoke16> 👍
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