Alex Combessie

Hi, This would be quite important for me as I work on secure servers with no Internet access and no permission to write to arbitrary paths. I have also noted...

Hi @xvik , Thanks for your swift reply. I confirm that with the `pythonPath` you added, gradle correctly picks up Python from pyenv. Would it be possible to make this...

> You can also try pythonPath = '~/.pyenv/rosetta/shims/' - if it would work, it should be acceptable for commit if other devs also use pyenv. Unfortunately that is too brittle...

Thanks! That gives me enough information for debugging. Since you say it works on Ubuntu, I suspect my issue is that I am on an M1 mac, with rosetta mode,...

Yes. It seems there was in issue with the dual ARM/x86 nature of M1 MacBooks with Rosetta emulation. For some reason, when I launch a gradle command from a shell...

> @alexcombessie could you please provide exact sample command for this workaround? I'll put it in readme as a reference for others (I hope it would be useful) My workaround...

@cstenac I have some time to dedicate to this issue in the coming weeks. How should I proceed? - New branch on dataiku-contrib then pull request? - Copy twitter-tools to...

Hi Raphi, To best help you, I would like to understand the use case you are trying to address. Could you detail your goal and send me a screenshot of...

How about trying to sync to a 'dummy' copy of your dataset in APPEND MODE then sync that to algolia. This may work with an extra step, but without code.

Have you tried to partition your two input datasets, stack them and then sync the partitioned stack to Algolia? You may have to adapt the plugin code to take into...