Sean Luis

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> ## Question(提问) > 最开始提示 python 环境缺失,配置后(python3.9)重新 npm install; 接着提示 node-v16.14.2-headers.tar.gz 下载失败,解决后重新 npm install; 接着提示 Could not find any Visual Studio installation to use,解决后重新 npm install; 接着 FetchError: request to...

> Thank you for your work on this PR. it looks well put together and I appreciate the effort. What I like about this: > > * Simple to implement...

@justin-schroeder # Add Millisecond Support and Improve Date Handling Functions ## Description This commit 4e94ac2b1999824ae722484d5758dd896a49052c introduces support for milliseconds across various date handling functions within the codebase. The following changes...

> @SeanLuis & @justin-schroeder maybe best to split the `formatOrParseDuration` function up into multiple functions to allow for better bundle sizes & also allows developers to decide on their own...

@justin-schroeder The solution to the issue of bi-directional format/parse problems due to non-standardized historical timezone offsets has been addressed in commit [4e94ac](https://github.com/formkit/tempo/pull/66/commits/4e94ac2b1999824ae722484d5758dd896a49052c). In this commit, several modifications were made to...

> would be nice to provide bi-directional duration formatting and parsing .. the behavior would be similar to `Intl.DurationFormat` ( still experimental ) Hello, I recently added a PR covering...

# How to Set a Custom Database Connection String for an Encore App To set a custom database connection string for an Encore app, you can follow these steps: ##...

My solution is based on using a database provider, specifically SQLite, rather than utilizing the Encore package or any export functionality. I'm working with a SQLite database locally, and it...

> @SeanLuis I'm happy SQLite is working well for you! But in the case of your answer you invented configuration options that don't exist — notably the `env` key in...

> Taking another look through this today. Thanks for addressing my comments so far. I did want to check in about my last point, however: > > > How necessary...