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Describe the bug
Originally, @asvetlov intended to delete any use of attrs from aiohttp 4.0+ series via aio-libs/aiohttp#5284. He dropped it from the runtime deps too.
But there are some places that still rely on attrs meaning that this will cause failures in runtime because of the missing dep. The tests currently succeed because attrs is listed as a test dep.
The docs do not give a format option for iso date with microseconds. Is this possible?
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Ref: #214
After reviewing the source for the send method, it seems that the function is not designed to be used in any place except the tail end of the middleware stack, since it throws (an HttpError with status 404) when there is no match.
This seems rather opinionated (which is fine), but it was not very intuitive for me, and I think it needs to be documented.
It would be nice to
For example, we do not provide these methods.
final GraphQLSchema schema = ...
sb.service("/graphql", GraphqlService.builder()
.schema(schema)
.runtimeWiring(c -> {
final StaticDataFetcher bar = new StaticDataFetcher("bar");
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A modern C++ network library for developing high performance network services in TCP/UDP/HTTP protocols.
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Might be a cool feature to show a symlinks destination path behind the little arrow. This would be a bit like the listing of ls -l.
http-kit is a minimalist, event-driven, high-performance Clojure HTTP server/client library with WebSocket and asynchronous support
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from 0.22.1 to 0.23.0.
GitHub Release Notes - Version Diff
I'll automatically update this PR to resolve conflicts as long as you don't cha
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The OpenApi specification allows top-level servers object to be specified:
Field Name Type Description servers [Server Object] An array of Server Objects, which provide connectivity information to a target server. If the servers
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Deno support
Now that @tinyhttp/router v1.0.5+ no longer depends on http module of Node.js, it should be very easy to implement basic Deno support for tinyhttp. Probably it would be cool to have it located in the separate deno folder with all editor settings specifically for it.
There aren't strict requirements on how it should be implemented, but i suppose we need to use either raw gh links, jspm or
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I'm managing a bunch of servers and they're running Caddy v2. The upgrade command works great for upgrading with the packages previously chosen. In the future, it's likely I'll want to add/remove packages from that list over time.
Would it make sense to add flags to add and remove packages from the caddy build on upgrade?