> fwiw: require() (aka CommonJS) should land this week or next. It's > been stalled for ages because we needed a zero downtime upgrade path. That is exciting news, what release will this be?
> 1.2.2 is not a release yet. We don’t recommend hosters run pre-release > versions :) I totally get that, unfortunely latest stable dies after 3 requests in a row. Died in a demo today, sooooo fun :) FYI, my upgrade request was for the premium service not for 1.2.2. > I ran into the very same issue and started hosting it myself. Digital Ocean > is nice. Checking out digital ocean now, looks good. > Actually, cloudant doesn't have the rewrite bug. Once they get the security > features from 1.2.x I'll be back. :) me too Thanks Jan, Robert, and Lance Jeff Charette | Principal We Are Charette web / identity / packaging m 415.298.2707 w wearecharette.com e [email protected] On Mar 11, 2013, at 3:29 PM, Robert Newson <[email protected]> wrote: > fwiw: require() (aka CommonJS) should land this week or next. It's > been stalled for ages because we needed a zero downtime upgrade path. > > B. > > On 11 March 2013 14:01, Jeff Charette <[email protected]> wrote: >> What is your CouchDB host preference? Here has been my experience which >> leaves me as a loss for hosted services. >> >> Cloudant >> - doesn't support newest couch techniques like require and I can't find a >> tutorial to port my couch app. >> >> Iriscouch (currently using) >> - I have nothing but love for these guys, but have had a lot of issues >> lately. I've requested an upgrade with no response unfortunetly. >> - they are on 1.2.1 which would be great, but 1.2.1 has a big issue which >> has been fixed for 1.2.2 >> https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COUCHDB-1651 >> >> Others ? >> >> I like the idea of supporting a hosted service, but find myself looking to >> setup my own. >> >> Jeff Charette | Principal >> We Are Charette >> web / identity / packaging >> >> m 415.298.2707 >> w wearecharette.com >> e [email protected] >>
