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Ruby client for Iglu

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A Ruby client and resolver for Iglu schema repositories from the team at Snowplow Analytics.

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Iglu Ruby Client is © 2017 Snowplow Analytics Ltd.

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this software except in compliance with the License.

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iglu-ruby-client's Issues

Remove Ruby 2.0.0 support

We need to drop Ruby 2.0.0 support as of 0.2.0 release because public_suffix-3.0.0 requires ruby >= 2.1 .

Detailed information can be found here

Remove unnecessary ResolverError check from cache

I have 2 naive questions regarding Registries::ResolverError.

Here cache result is checked if it is an instance of Registries::ResolverError.

  • If I don't miss something, registry failures are stored in failures array and aren't stored in cache, so I don't expect to see error in cache. Why is it checked for an error in cache result at all?

  • It is likely I missed something and in case registry failure might be stored in cache, my 2nd question comes up. Neither EmbeddedRegistryRef.lookup_schema() nor HttpRegistryRef.lookup_schema() raise Registries::ResolverError . Only place where this error is used is here to raise it, not to push it to cache. Why is this specific error checked for a cache result?

Solving these questions would help me understand codebase and client behavior better.

Appreciate any help. @chuwy

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