"Bucket type" is shared metadata across a set of buckets. That metadata needn't
necessarily define a datatype. In fact, there are many cases where you might
not. For example, you would use a bucket type for strong consistency, or
associating a search index with many buckets.
In other words:
bu
Hi Eric!
Thank you very much! this certainly solved it! :) however, I have to say
that is very non intuitive as "bucket_type" would look like the data type
(counter, set, map) and the "bucket" part the name of the bucket you
created... so it looks as it should work exactly the contrary as how it h
Alex,
looking through your previous emails, it looked like you created a bucket type
named "likes". If that's the case, you'd swap the function params:
bucket = client.bucket_type('likes').bucket('counter_bucket')
Hope that helps,
Eric
On Aug 17, 2014, at 10:33 AM, Alex De la rosa wrote:
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