deanbiltup

ANOTHER ID: What if we had a Map of 'requestID' -> MDCContextMap. Downside is I have to pass requestId throughout. upside is in the filter at top Filter -> ```...

Is there someone in core typescript javascript features we can request they port the slick solution from Twitter's Promise.scala / Context.scala. It combined ThreadLocal with passing the Map context over...

My final solution leveraging asyncLocalStorage though really a logger should support this like many other languages. A clientId is logged IF on a request thread An email is logged IF...

I was using serializeObject and deserializeObject on this tyep and the title is lost :( :( @JsonObject() export class TempDto { public title?: string; @JsonProperty() public availableEnd?: Date; }

I found an option 'allow' that fixed this. I am very surprised it was not the default. I would have an @JsonProperty(exclude=true) instead like jackson as 90% of time no...

ohhh, odd, I did need it after all @JsonObject() export class FetchProposalRequest { @JsonProperty() public outlineId?: string; } so it serializes fine and then on the server side if I...

I have a log before and after serializing [1] $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$serizlizing=FetchProposalsResponse [1] $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$done serializing but also in the middle I have export const stageEnumToString = (classSize?: StageEnumDto): string | undefined =>...

getting closer. first enum works and second one does not. second one does NOT call afterSerialize on the way out. When server reads it in, it also does not call...

odddd, can you code in a failure then to fail fast if it does not exist at all on a class? this will avoid head scratching of missing @JsonObject properties...

For anyone who runs across this ticket, I instead was able to get 'firebase authentication' with google and email/password working much faster (no dealing with authorization audience in first stages...