Adam Hooper

Does this relate at all to https://github.com/encode/uvicorn/issues/244? That one is an error in Uvicorn that occurs when application-level code calls `send({'type': 'websocket.close'})` during auth. (My project has logged this stack...

@aborruso I've seen something similar before. My workaround, using the Python module: ``` def process(table): table['Zip'] = table['Zip'].astype(str).str.zfill(5) return table ```

I deployed new fetch logic that stores raw files. And our new CSV parser _backend_ has this option ... but we don't expose it to users. Now, the missing pieces...

Somebody else has reported the same problem. I confess myself a bit confused.... Are you trying to serve Workbench to others on your network? The dev mode isn't made for...

... I hope you're adept at `docker-compose.yml`, then: * You'll want to add a `STATIC_URL=http://192.168.1.2:8003` or some-such to the `frontend` `environment` * You'll also want to set `CJW_HOME_URL="/"` * And...

@pierreconti We ran into this problem months ago and haven't fixed it. Could you please look into https://app.workbenchdata.com/workflows/18232/? The files are all gone because file upload was broken when the...

We do plan to build a proper workflow for data export and API publishing. Thank you for bringing this Frictionless Data spec to our attention. I'll close this issue once...

We're definitely still interested in Frictionless -- that's why this issue is open :). For exporting, Frictionless looks ideal. We have an underlying problem with our APIs that we need...

Hi @loleg, I'm investigating export formats today, and I have a question. Our idea is: the user selects which tabs belong in a "published" dataset, and then Workbench will bundle...

Urgh. It looks like we'll need the `allauth.account.signals.user_logged_in` in `allauth.account.utils.perform_login()`: ``` try: adapter.login(request, user) response = HttpResponseRedirect( get_login_redirect_url(request, redirect_url)) if signal_kwargs is None: signal_kwargs = {} signals.user_logged_in.send(sender=user.__class__, request=request, response=response, user=user,...