Sean Burton

Looking further into this, I'm not sure I understand the need to convert to chunked encoding at all? What was the reasoning behind this? I don't see why we can't...

> @sburton84 the problem is you don't know in advance how much will be written But why does it matter? The handler is running inside a goroutine and the reader...

That's not true, streaming the data this way makes no difference to the client as it's just a stream of bytes, no different to how it would receive any HTTP...

This can be especially important for Cap'n Proto, as empty or default fields remain in the data as all zeros, which will then be reduced when packing or compressing. If...

A guide would be good, but just including a ready-made Prisma adapter alongside the TypeORM one would be even better.

I've been running into this issue also. In my case, my lambda function uses `std::move` to take ownership of a particular `unique_ptr`, which means by the time the function runs...

I have just realised that the main reason for this failure is that this particular CMake project uses `try_run` and this may not be an issue with projects that don't...

> I don't see an obvious way of having this "just work" with try_run Yeah, certainly there's no way of automatically setting `RUN_RESULT` and `RUN_RESULT__TRYRUN_OUTPUT`, or of automatically determining whether...

So far I'm just including `sqlite3.h` directly and using `sqlite3_config(SQLITE_CONFIG_LOG, ...)` to set a function-pointer as the callback, I assume this should work but I'm not sure how to force...

After an update to gRPC/Abseil I also started getting the same `use-after-poison` error as above. Though after updating again I'm now getting a different `use-after-poison` error: ``` 76: ==415963==ERROR: AddressSanitizer:...