Andrew Lees

@fotiDim If you still need es256 on Linux, [Swift-JWT](https://github.com/IBM-Swift/Swift-JWT) has now has cross platform support for signing and verifying.

As a note, Bulk deleting documents should also be supported.

As of 3.0.0 we have removed User databases. In the future we might like to reintroduce them in combination with cookies so you can have a user sign into CouchDB...

IAM apikey authentication works similar to OAuth2 where you have an API key, you go to a third party source with that key and get a temporary access_token. You then...

@christiancompton I agree that we shouldn't expect users to implement this themselves. We should probably have another repo similar to [Kitura-CredentialsGoogle](https://github.com/IBM-Swift/Kitura-CredentialsGoogle) that handles the Cloudant authentication and plugs into CouchDB....

So this sounds like a good idea. The point of read as and Codable routes is that you get the object you expect and if you have constraints beyond the...

Ok I'm happy with it as a computed property. I think in most cases you are just going to be checking the value of your fields so having a computed...

@svanimpe I agree with Ian that your current handling of the error is the correct way to set the response status. When you call the read(as:) function it doesn't have...

We made a prototype using result and the gist for that is [here](https://gist.github.com/Andrew-Lees11/c4de32e04e7017372d0e7852d7cf4539). For the user, there was not major improvements in their code. The main benefits are in the...

The reason I closed this was because we were using this issue to scope out what the change would be. We are still considering result for when we make a...