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246: Stop logging the no space left on device error r=curquiza a=irevoire

closes #208
@qdequele what do you think of that?
Are there any other errors we need to ignore?

As you can see in the code, once we are in `Sentry` the error has already been converted to a `String` so the only thing we can do to see if we need to send the error or not is to match the `String` against our error message. 
If we have a lot of other logs we want to ignore I would suggest prefixing all the logs with something like:
```
User error: No space left on device
```
So in Sentry, we could just check if the log start by `User error:` and ignore all these errors at once

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Transplant

Transplant makes communication between the users and Milli using HTTP. The final purpose of Transplant is to be merged into the current MeiliSearch repository so that users will enjoy the new search engine performance provided by Milli.

Run the alpha releases

Currently only alpha versions are available.

You can:

  • Run it with Docker, for instance:
docker run -p 7700:7700 getmeili/meilisearch:v0.21.0-alpha.4 ./meilisearch
cargo run --release

Run the tests

cargo test

If you encounter any Too many open files error when running the tests, please upgrade the maximum number of open file descriptors with this command:

ulimit -Sn 3000