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[Question] WriteAsync default behaviour
See original GitHub issueGreetings. I have a rather simple question. What happens when you try to call _client.Client.WriteAsync(point, "someNonexistentDb")? Will one be created for you? Or nothing will happen / an exception will be thrown?
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@Svetomechc That entirely depends on the influx config.
I think you should probably get an exception form the influx response though.