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[2pt] Add a table with feature comparison of Python connectors #2482
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https://develop.tarantool.io/en/doc/python-connectors/book/connectors/#feature-comparison @NickVolynkin Can we do something with that? |
(And links in the last column are not clickable.) |
I have several more things I would like to clarify, but I want to dive a bit into the context and come back with more details. |
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Rename "Estimation of importance of known bugs" -> "Known Issues". |
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LGTM from my side. Please, proceed with the documentation team.
Please, ask me for review after the translation will be ready. |
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doc/book/connectors/__python.rst
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* - Access tuple fields by names | ||
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Should be Yes, No, No.
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@patiencedaur Please, just fix it. It is obvious mistake and I don't want to let Sergey spin here yet again.
tarantool-python. aiotarantool is absent there because it is quite outdated and | ||
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Feature comparison |
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I don't know why we have two docs regarding connectors in different sections (that's odd and confusing), but as result we end up with the comparison tables in different sections (see PR #2484).
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We noticed that and filed an issue: #2591
msgid "Support retrying when appropriate" | ||
msgstr "Повторная отправка запросов" | ||
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msgid "Implicit reconnecting strategy" | ||
msgstr "Стратегия повторного подключения" |
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Здесь стоит выровнять с тем, как будет в PR #2484 (см. мои комментарии).
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LGTM after resolving comments above (no need to re-review with me after the changes).
Probably we should add a link to comparisons of Go/Python connectors on page https://www.tarantool.io/ru/download/connectors. @Totktonada, @DifferentialOrange, what do you think? |
I think we have too many different connector pages and it wasn't planned to be like this |
+1 to Georgy. While it is in such unclear state, I can't find any logic here and so can't think around. @patiencedaur Is the problem on track? |
Just to be clear, too many different connector pages is two pages? Please let me know if there are any more connector-related pages you'd like to see squashed. After that, I'll create an issue. |
Those two are the same. But there are two different ones. Say, for tarantool-python:
Or for go-tarantool:
And likely others. |
Thank you! It will most likely be part of our restructuring epic, which is now planned for Q3–Q4. |
Patch adds a table with comparison of Python connectors for Tarantool:
Dmitry Shveenkov (@shveenkov), Igor Latkin (@igorcoding), FYI.