coderfromhere

Turning GQLExtend to extend type keywords instead of extends directive

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Hi! I wonder if there's a way to instruct schema renderer responsible for `api.render` attribute to use `extend` keywords on defined types instead of the `@extends` directive in the resulting...

Does this plugin create jib-classpath-file?

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Hi, does this plugin generate the same layout for the `/app` as plugins for other build systems? My images don't seem to contain `/app/jib-classpath-file` and `/app/jib-main-class-file` that I rely on...

Does Alpine support unprivileged userns in its kernel?

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Hi! I'm looking for a counterpart alternative to `kernel.unprivileged_userns_clone` sysctl setting that could be found in Arch/Debian distros to enable [certain namespace kernel flags](https://github.com/NixOS/nix/blob/bbaf865655cff51f30be254f94c22407e368cb96/src/libstore/build.cc#L2216) for unprivileged clones, and I couldn't...

Is it possible to support embedded structures?

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As Python interpolation supports embedded expressions, I wonder if it's possible for PyF to support something like: ``` [fmt| this is an embedded list: {[varA, varB]} |] ```

Hi, the extension setting does not recognise VS Code variables like `${workspaceFolder}` in LSP path field. I'm using a similar setting in Haskell Language Server to point to a HLS...

KeyError on a valid minimal schema that doesn't define "components"

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Hi @asyncee I've got a minimal spec that passes OAS3 validation, yet the codegen fails around schema components. I think it expects shared schemas to exist, and I wonder if...

Warning at `blackify` step

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Hi, I'm getting these warnings with an installable renderer: ``` [13:18:31] WARNING Black failed to post-process file with an error: Cannot parse: 3:4: The client is provided with async and...

KeyError on expected headers

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Hi! I have a test case of a server-side validation error where the server responds with the most minimal set of headers, like: ```python {'Transfer-Encoding': 'chunked', 'Date': 'Mon, 24 Aug...

Is there a way to concatenate type-level literals from two type-level lists?

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subj, I'm looking for a way to compose variants from two different definitions. Is there something similar to https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59495874/creating-a-completely-dependent-concatenation ?

In Haskell I could do something like ```haskell description = fullDesc progDesc "Program description" header "program header" ``` but Scala doesn't seem to allow me to compose `progDesc` with `fullDesc`,...