Michael Lavers

Is there an example somewhere on how to use the `Proxy` object with `flask-peewee`? `flask-peewee` checks to see if the `engine` is a subclass of `Database`, which `Proxy` is not....

@timothycrosley Hug is very impressive. But not supporting OpenAPI/Swagger documentation out of the box is (at least in my mind) a strike against it. Does the current documentation feature adhere...

The now defunct flask-peewee project had something like this as well: http://docs.peewee-orm.com/projects/flask-peewee/en/latest/rest-api.html#filtering-records-and-querying Peewee and MongoEngine support for such a filter would be nice as well. Or at the very lease,...

Regarding the principal contrib, Peewee supports `in_()`, so at least there it should be compatible with the SQLAlchemy equivalent. But I'm not sure what the Peewee equivalent of the `has`...

This looks great. The Peewee implementation should be trivial. Might be worth looking into how flask-admin organizes their supported backends. They provide base classes that each backend can extend. There's...

This sounds like a separate project. Two things occur to me: 1. Flask doesn't have a REST framework comparable to the Django REST framework. Potion is one of the few...

The problem appears to be with `--port https:443` with the `fargate lb create` command. This appears to create a target group with the protocol `htps` and the port `443`. And...

Found the error, it is here: https://github.com/jpignata/fargate/blob/master/cmd/service_create.go#L336 A task group name cannot have underscores. So if your service is something like `test_service` it will fail. This is especially confusing because...

Hi @bryan-aguilar, any progress here? We have a use case in mind for the span attributes processor if you're in need of use cases.

@bryan-aguilar Any updates here?