I've been using dgraph for a side project. I chose it because I have a really high performance requirement and I find the query language feels 'right'. Glad to

I've been using dgraph for a side project. I chose it because I have a really high performance requirement and I find the query language feels 'right'. Glad to see the progress made, and bugs found and fixed, for these Jepsen tests. As a side note, interesting to see a largely Go-based, real-world project plagued with race conditions. Quite a few bugs read "but it was done in a goroutine" or "but mutable capturing in a goroutine", and even a segfault.