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Also, thanks for open sourcing Glean and for all the work you put into it, it's very cool stuff! |
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Sorry for the delay here, I think this question slipped through the net. Glass has a static list of DBs that it knows about, which is configured in To get your DBs to be recognised, edit the list and recompile. Really this should be done in a better way with some runtime configuration. |
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Hello!
Caveat: I've barely poked through the code, I will do, but putting this up in case it's an obvious answer. I'm trying to figure out if/what I'm doing is wrong, any help appreciated, thank you!
I built Glean from source on an Ubuntu x86 image, indexed some demo code, queried the db that was created a bit, and then was trying to experiment with the
glass-server. However, when starting up the server, it reported no available db's, and using theglass-democlient, the server reportsrepo not foundfor the repo whose' db exists.I tried pointing
glass-serverto a runningglean server, and also by pointing to adb-root & schemaglean serverdid see the db, and I could query/list it usingglean shell.glean server finds the db fine
glean shell finds the db fine
created an index out of the schema for glass-server
glass-server finds no db's, using db-root
glass-server finds no db's, pointing to a glean-server
In both cases the
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