12:48 <SeanTAllen> asdf__: if you come back and see this. there's nothing directly right now to do that, but wallaroo's approach to state is rather different than Spark's so there might be a way to do what you are looking to accomplish. if you see this, i'd love to hear more about the problem you are trying to solve and i can work through possible designs with you.

14:15 <asdf__> Thanks for your reply, I don't have a concrete problem yet. Just comparing different stream processing pipelines.

14:28 <SeanTAllen> asdf__ you're welcome. you can split state however you want in Wallaroo, so you have control over that.

15:00 <asdf__> I've installed Wallaroo using the Docker method, is there any way I can get IDE support (e.g PyCharm) for wallaroo package?

15:25 <SeanTAllen> asdf__ let me go get someone who might be able to help with that

15:26 <SeanTAllen> jonbrwn would be a better person to answer than me

15:31 <SeanTAllen> ive asked him to pop in to chat asdf__

15:36 <jonbrwn> hey @asdf__, the best way to get IDE support for the Wallaroo package in Docker would be to configure a remote Python SDK. If you're on the Professional Edition of PyCharm you can follow this: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/using-docker-as-a-remote-interpreter.html

15:37 <jonbrwn> if you have any questions about how to get that working do feel free to ask

19:05 <asdf__> I tried installing from the Up script and got the following error. Any ideas? https://pastebin.com/V8ruwTzQ

19:07 <SeanTAllen> I'm not seeing an error there, can you highlight what it is asdf__ ?

19:09 <SeanTAllen> i'm seeing what looks like issues with your chrome and sbt installs when running `apt-get update`. Is that what you are referring to?

19:09 <asdf__> Yep, it cannot run apt-get update

19:10 <asdf__> I've had to to manually run apt update to get it to work

19:10 <SeanTAllen> so you can run apt-get update, but wallaroo-up gets an error you don't otherwise get?

19:10 <SeanTAllen> when running it?

19:11 <asdf__> Not sure if it's just a problem with my machine, but thought I'd point it out anyway for improving it if it's possible

19:11 <jonbrwn> @asdf__ looks like apt-get update is failing, might be helpful to run on your own and ensure you’re up to date and then re-running the Wallaroo Up script

19:11 <asdf__> Yh, manually running apt update and then running the Up script makes it work

19:11 <SeanTAllen> ah ok, that's good.

19:12 <SeanTAllen> how did you run it manually?

19:12 <asdf__> Just sudo apt update

19:12 <asdf__> The Up script was also run with sudo

19:15 <SeanTAllen> well, glad you have it sorted asdf__

19:17 <asdf__> Thanks for having the IRC, it's been really useful

19:17 <SeanTAllen> you're weclome