Denny Harijanto

That's not a bug, the library expects path pased to CDN function to have '/' at the beginning. I think you might have forgotten to pass '/' to it?

I just wanna shout my thanks to @Ziao for your work :) I'm happily using typesense-js off your branch and it's working great. I really appreciate it!

Hi @benjaminjkraft , thanks a lot for paying attention to Hasura users, really appreciate it! :) > hasura seems to now consider explicit null an error at least for all...

> Thanks for clarifying. I guess it's valid GraphQL to treat explicit `null` differently. It seems like what you are proposing is a global config to turn on omitempty. That...

Hi @benjaminjkraft I created a draft PR to fix the issue. Would you mind taking a look? https://github.com/Khan/genqlient/pull/264 I haven't written/fixed tests associated to it, I figure I'd check with...

Hi Ben, > At some point we should probably also have a clearer example/FAQ entry for how to use genqlient with hasura, since the hasura-generated schemas seem to have a...

+1 to this request. I also need the ability to parse nested objects :) Btw, thanks a lot for sharing this work! Save me some time from having to implement...

I found the problem. Apparently it's because 'warranty' field on the flat array is null. Referencing issue #35

After reading through the C++ code, turns out that the error message comes from CUPS library itself.. ``` int job_id = cupsPrintFile(*printer, *filename, *docname, options.getNumOptions(), options.get()); if(job_id == 0){ MY_NODE_MODULE_RETURN_VALUE(V8_STRING_NEW_UTF8(cupsLastErrorString()));...