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Multiple Neo4j instance support. #32

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Hello!

I'm currently working on a project where we need to be able to connect to more than one neo4j instance, so I've updated the gem to make this possible. I realize it's probably an edge case and may not be a direction you want to take the gem, but if you're interested, here are the changes. Tests pass and everything seems to work.

Cheers!

Alex Willemsma added 6 commits January 6, 2014 16:46
gremlin plugin for neo4j is borked, or doesn't like 2.0, or something.
Anyway, this thing needs the rest of it's gremlin scripts replaced,
which means I have to learn cypher. That's a project for tomorrow.
I realized that gremlin (and more) was borked because neoid doesn't support neo4j
2.0 yet, and I was trying to run it against that. Downgrading for now as
we want proper support.
added a couple tests to cover the new ability to select a connection
from the pool.
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pboling commented Jan 9, 2014

Cool! 👍

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No PRs are currently being merged until tests are passing again on Travis.

Apologies, but I will review and implement after I have stabilized Neoid for version 0.2.0.

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PRs are now being accepted. @undergroundwebdesigns if you could rebase to the latest version and test against that, I will look more into getting this functionality merged in.

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