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`cd .wundergraph` solves this problem with `generate` next error will be on step `wunderctl up --debug` ``` error watcher {"watcher": "wundergraph config", "error": "lstat generated/wundergraph.config.json: no such file or directory"}...

ok. i got it running. i had to modify `wundergraph.config.ts` i could successfully connect a sqlite db and define a query like: `http://localhost:9991/app/main/operations/Posts?condition={%22title%22:{%22startsWith%22:%22Hello%22}}` i still have a hard time to...

hi jens, thank you for your reply. i think i can see it much clearer now what is happening "under the hood" :) i actually read the text "vs_hasura" that...

I'm also figuring out, how I could use my DI container in a less verbose way. here is how i did it: ``` class dispatcher{ // app is your DI...

I am a CLI user. maybe bookmark import/export is then a better solution. as I understand it, a bookmark consists of title, level and pagenumber. export could produce something like...

I set `writeXRefStream` to false. i can confirm this error is vanished. regarding split. to me it seems quite limited at the moment. you can split on every X pages....

@bdbch your codesandbox link describes the problem at best: it just doesn't work. for me it's really hard to understand why this is such a big problem. you make this...

this is so cool! it just works! i really missed this x-shtml. i think it belongs on the README :) now i'm able to include alpine driven components in markdown....

hi, yes the purpose of "storing" the parsed expression would be performance :) i'd like to include it for my template project - a vuejs like single-file-component (sfc) template engine....