David Jones

OpenAPI generation is available as of Kitura 2.4, and the SwaggerUI can be hosted by including the https://github.com/IBM-Swift/Kitura-OpenAPI dependency in your project. See this blog post by @nhardman: https://developer.ibm.com/swift/2018/06/05/kitura-openapi/ @KingAndroid...

@keshavakarthik I wonder if this is related to #1143 where a badly behaved client could interfere with the operation of Kitura's SSL listener port. Is your server exposed to the...

Hi @BinaryHammer, @ddunn2 is looking into similar issues under #1413 where we fail to surface errors encountered by the SwiftPM command line tools. In the meantime, some things to try:...

Case-sensitive filesystem sounds like a likely suspect! @ddunn2 I think we should be able to test the app locally by creating and mounting a disk image formatted with a case-sensitive...

After talking with @ianpartridge we feel that we should try to tolerate this bug in Kitura-net, if at all possible, as we suspect it is unlikely that Ubuntu will deviate...

I should also add that there's some validation to be done here: we currently are basing our analysis on the output from a single chunked response, that only contains a...

There was a problem reported on Slack involving CouchDB which I believe is also a symptom of this: an application that works fine on Mac, but fails with `ClientRequest error....

https://github.com/IBM-Swift/LoggerAPI/commit/6da1ddfdd80e3279f42d7bab7c536df8ab8e2785 is an implementation of the above (only compiles on Swift 4.2 due to the use of `@inlinable`).

FYI, we can replicate a gap between Kitura-NIO and Kitura-net, and that definitely needs investigation. Previous investigations have shown Kitura-NIO to scale better than Kitura-net, but it's more CPU hungry...

I've pushed a branch to trigger a Travis build so we can see some examples: https://travis-ci.org/IBM-Swift/CircuitBreaker/builds/461718861