Tim Condon

I have another related use case that I'm struggling to work. My XML looks like ```xml 0 GJE123456789-207 42a0f316-0327-4886-99a9-766fe6ffd07f 42a0f316-0327-4886-99a9-766fe6ffd07f ``` And I have types to decode it currently looking...

Ah brilliant, thanks @MaxDesiatov !

Supporting Windows is something we definitely want to do, but is currently blocked by NIO support. Once NIO supports Windows then Vapor should as well

Use cases: * RandomNumberGenerator used in the real app that you want to control in tests - [example](https://github.com/brokenhandsio/SteamPress/blob/vapor4/Sources/SteamPress/Services/SteamPressRandomNumberGenerator.swift) * Being able to switch out BCrypt in tests to speed them...

The best way to do this is probably ```swift let user = try req.content.decode(CreateUser.self, validate: true) ``` Validations should definitely be opt-in as there can be many use cases where...

Yes we can close this since we've reworked the docs now

I think the unofficial answer is that theoretically it's possible, especially since NIO works on iOS but there are some conflicts that need to be solved (looking at you OpenSSL)...

@bordunosp Vapor does not provide that functionality out of the box. The easiest way would be to write a custom controller that checks the URL hostname and then calls the...

@Huddie there have been some major improvements to the underlying PostgresNIO driver - are you still seeing this issue?

@Ntxnc are you still getting this? I'm unable to reproduce