[02:21:39] Where does this text appear? That's out of date. In order to connect an implementation with a function, you should go to the function page, click on the details tab, find the implementation that is not connected in the table of implementations, check the box in front of the disconnected implementation, and then click on the approve button in the same table. You also need to have [02:21:40] the right rights, but your user has them on beta, I checked that. Let me know if that worked! (re @Nikhil: I am sending it again "To connect function with an implementation one needs to click on plus button under the implementation lis...) [03:19:03] Ohh thanks a lot [12:02:18] it's working. What if there are multiple implementations having state as approved. Against which implementation does the function then run? [13:24:36] Which database does wikifunction use? [13:35:30] Re: choice of implementation – at the moment it’s a random choice. However, that will change very soon. There’s new code that will order the approved implementations by increasing CPU usage, as revealed by the tester runs. The new behavior will be to choose the first implementation from the list; that is, the fastest. We expect the new code to take effect within the next [13:35:31] few days. (There’s one engineering problem that has to be solved first.) [13:57:06] Clarification: The current code base does not make a random choice. It did so until recently, but now it chooses the first implementation from the list of implementations (the function’s Z8K4 property). The current code base also orders the implementations, as mentioned above. However, the ordering is not yet working on the beta cluster. It should be working in a local dev. environment, though. [14:50:58] Database is MariaDB, if I remember correctly