dan-kwiat
dan-kwiat
> you should be calling rollback in your try catch yourself actually. I'm a bit late @StephaneP but your comment doesn't relate to the problem I described. I've just taken...
> **Wut?** I thought `rollback()` actually did a rollback. Isn't that the hole purpose of that command? @trasherdk I was confused too - turns out the `rollback` method doesn't trigger...
FWIW here are a few things I've encountered that don't work with the arguments feature: - arguments sent as variables `my_query(search: $search)` - arguments of type object `my_query(params: { a:...
@OliverCole No but I found a different approach to dealing with the requested fields (not using this package). Inspired by this comment: https://github.com/graphql/graphql-js/issues/19#issuecomment-119348258
@dominiksipowicz temporary solution: https://github.com/dan-kwiat/openai-edge
@s123121 @dustinlacewell in the meantime you can use [openai-edge](https://github.com/dan-kwiat/openai-edge) (supports streaming)
@dosstx did you try it? `openai-edge` has no dependencies so works anywhere. If you're running in an environment without a global `fetch` defined, you can pass your own since v0.6:...
@gtokman @blakeross may be useful: https://github.com/dan-kwiat/openai-edge
@ovived you can now pass query params to the `openai-edge` config: https://github.com/dan-kwiat/openai-edge/issues/8