Victor
Victor
Thanks for your quick response! I think this particular set of MIME headers *is* a violation of the standard, as e.g. [RFC 2045](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/rfc2045/) section 5 (Content-Type Header field) prescribes that...
Cool - why don't I work on a pull request then? I will add `ContentType` and `ContentDisposition` for now.
You haven't set the key in `dbmap`. Since `DbMap.AddTable` returns a `*TableMap`, you can chain `AddTable` call with `SetKeys`, like this: ``` dbmap.AddTable(User{}, "users").SetKeys(true, "id") ``` That should solve your...
There are 8 failing tests above. For tests 4-7, the supplied patch provides a fix. For tests 1-3, I'm not sure what would be a platform independent fix. Test 300...
For test 8, I will have another look some other day.
[This link](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3206843/how-line-ending-conversions-work-with-git-core-autocrlf-between-different-operat#4425433) explains how the git conversion between different EOL conventions work depending on settings.
@googlebot I signed it!
I suspect the reason it doesn't disable the console logging is that you still have the default handler active; the `LoggerBackends.Console` is *not* added unless you do it explicitly, and...
Yes, the default handler is distinct from `LoggerBackend.Console`, it's part of the `:logger` package written in Erlang that Elixir uses. It is started in a different way than `LoggerBackends`, which...
Just a quick add-on that the easiest way to remove the default logger would be to just ```elixir :logger.remove_handler(:default) ```