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You can simply make 2 repo modules, one with use ExAudit.Repo
and the other with use Ecto.Repo
.
However, beware that each repo has their own connection pool
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Yeah it's not as simple as that, as they have their own connection pool, configuration and migrations etc.
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your secondary repo doesn't have to have migrations, and the config to both repos can be the same (even coming from the same variable in config.exs).
I agree, a seperate connection pool might be a problem.
You can alternatively call ExAudit.Schema.insert
, etc like this:
ExAudit.Schema.insert(MyRepo, MyRepo.get_dynamic_repo(), my_changeset, [])
ExAudit's wrapper around Ecto.Repo does nothing else really.
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I'll consider defining a few important functions like insert, update, delete, history and rollback in the ExAudit
module so it can be used without modifying the repo.
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Yes that would be great. I agree it's definitely a solution to have a separate Repo, but there are trade-offs and it would be great to have an explicit API to ExAudit that doesn't involve taking over the Repo module.
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Related Issues (20)
- Handling Decimal changes HOT 5
- Support for multi schema versioning HOT 2
- Store patch as map(json) HOT 1
- Who reviews the pull requests? HOT 3
- Increased logging after switching to using ExAudit.Repo HOT 3
- Getting error when using ExAudit.Repo HOT 2
- Getting some errors on existing code HOT 1
- Tracking deletion of nested association in parent model update HOT 1
- Version 0.7 on hex.pm does not contain the same code as described in github HOT 2
- Restricting tracked_schemas makes versions unloadable HOT 4
- Callback Repo.reload missing HOT 2
- Wrong option key in documentation for ExAudit.Repo.history HOT 1
- Recording custom data with Plug does not work in Phoenix LiveView App HOT 1
- default_options/1 can't be overridden HOT 3
- Prefix support
- Conflicting behaviors using ExAudit.Repo HOT 3
- About maintaining this library. HOT 1
- New error prevent tracked schemas to write into DB HOT 1
- Using ex_audit breaks `returning` option for Repo functions HOT 1
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