Paul Gideon Dann
Paul Gideon Dann
I find it hard to believe this hasn't come up before: I need god to keep some processes alive and not others. For those that it doesn't need to keep...
I feel like the library is missing a `result(t, e)` type for use in typespecs: ```elixir @type result(t, e) :: {:ok, t} | {:error, e} ``` It could also be...
I came across Issue #222, but I'm surprised that no-one else seems to have yet raised this usecase: I would like to define some boilerplate for test files in a...
Maybe a question more than an issue: I've gravitated toward using `if not` in certain circumstances, and I've figured out why: In situations where I expect the condition to be...
When there is a multi-part movie in Jellyfin: * Movie (2020).part1.mkv * Movie (2020).part2.mkv And the movie is synced to Kodi using the Native playback mode, only the first part...
Jellyfin has a feature where different versions of a movie are grouped under one entry: * Movie (2020) - Theatrical Release.mkv * Movie (2020) - Director's Cut.mkv On the movie...
I've been dancing around these unpredictable "is not a valid `Absinthe.Schema`" errors for months now, and finally took some time to figure out exactly what's going on. It turns out...
This makes it possible to call `Dataloader.run` inside an existing transaction when using `SQL.Sandbox`. Relates to #129
It would be really nice if we could override batch loading for associations. Imagine a fusebox with fuses. In my absinthe schema, I specify: ```elixir field :fuses, resolve: dataloader(Fusebox) ```...
If there's already a way to configure this, I can't see it: What I want: ```ruby array.map {|x| | } ``` What I get out of the box: ```ruby array.map...