Christoph-AK

Agree, without this fix this can't be used anymore! For now I'll use `docx = { git = "https://github.com/notedge/docx-rs", branch = "master" }` in my cargo.toml.

Until tracing became a necessity for me I loved to use [flexi_logger ](https://docs.rs/flexi_logger/) with ```rust flexi_logger::Logger::with(LogSpecification::info()) .use_windows_line_ending() .log_to_file(flexi_logger::FileSpec::default().directory("logs")) .duplicate_to_stdout(flexi_logger::Duplicate::Info) .append() .rotate( flexi_logger::Criterion::Size(100 * 1024_u64 * 1024_u64), flexi_logger::Naming::Timestamps, flexi_logger::Cleanup::KeepCompressedFiles(1000), ) .cleanup_in_background_thread(true)...

@sunli829 Thanks for looking into this! `With the current version I couldn't find a way to access the data 😅` I guess in the best case we had a 'metrics_summary'...

Working nicely so far! As I said I'm unfortunately horrible at everything frontend related, but got some basic monitoring running (sum of all endpoint calls):  Funnily the browser does...

I thought about the performance impact of the current implementation tho. A new monitor gets instantiated for each unique URI, meaning `people/1` and `people/2` each get their own monitor running,...

+1 for better validation results. I would love to somehow have better messages aswell, maybe containing the field in which the parse error occured. Now I normally just get "Null...

There a some validators e.g. at https://apitools.dev/swagger-parser/online/ or https://editor.swagger.io/ (which funnily show some errors for the poem-generated spec, in my case they complain about an `externalDocs: null` that isn't supposed...

In a similar sense, is serde the best candidate for json serialisation here? Are there maybe better performing/smaller/lighter crates to use for JSON?

I do it for every sheet directly before saving the file and it works fine. Pass the amount of rows and columns you want to lock! So in your case...

If you post some code that refuses to work I might be able to help out more.