Harold Iedema

I just wanted to say that this is bloody awesome and runs smooth as butter on my 'el-cheapo' Galaxy A50. Very nicely done! ❤️❤️

The error you're experiencing originates from Symfony's PropertyInfo component. See related issue here; #1432 It breaks in your case because you're trying to expose a doctrine collection to Swagger, which...

We're having the same issues as OP describes. The "bug" appears to be in the `ObjectModelDescriber`. A list of properties is returned by the `ReflectionExtractor` (part of the Symfony PropertyInfo...

I experienced something similar that may be related to this. When listening to the `resize`-events (will or did) of the `BrowserWindow`, these events may/may not be triggered properly when the...

@sidorares Our webserver runs on the "Europe/Amsterdam" timezone while our MySQL server is set to UTC. I can't figure out how to configure mysql2 in my node application to apply...

Could it be then that when inserting a new record and passing `new Date()` to the `scheduled_at` column applies the _local_ timezone (since this is what was configured), meaning the...

Here is one example: ``` SELECT scheduled_at, UNIX_TIMESTAMP(scheduled_at) FROM task ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 1; ``` Which outputs: `2023-04-12 09:42:26`, `1681292546`

 It seems that the date has been stored in UTC format, while the first column is actually already in the correct timezone (Europe/Amsterdam). The internally stored timestamp however, is...

The problem is that the time 09:42:26 is correct if the timezone would be set to Europe/Amsterdam. But the it is in UTC format. This means that when I select...

It's `DATETIME` . Does mysql2 apply any conversion if I would simply pass everything as a UNIX timestamp (integer)? If not, then that would be a workaround for now. I...