Shreyas

@tommoor Port to Paranoid model is done! There's still some work to be done in `routes/api` but everything should work fine. I've changed `subscriptions.update` route to behave _as is expected_...

Rational behind https://github.com/outline/outline/pull/3834/commits/dc4b6b5785303ef94ef3925a1cea092d96627e11 `info` always returns information for a single record. That makes updating locals/stores in `DataLoader` quite tricky because we aren't working with subscription `id`, rather a combination of...

@tommoor Let me know if I am on the right track P.S. User mock API has proven immensely helpful! Edit: Forgot to mention, there are still a couple of bugs...

Thanks for the review. I think I know why it might not be working. I'll be back with changes asap

I went back and forth on the design so please don't mind the number of commits :sweat_smile: --- Now the dropdown should work as expected. --- I have added two...

No worries at all :slightly_smiling_face: Feel free to let me know if there are any changes you'd like to see

@tommoor I'd like to take it on if nobody is working on this atm. Seems like a good issue to help me get further familiarized with the code base!

Hi @soumyamakkar, great work on identifying and fixing the issue with the Browser interceptor. Your idea of using a combination of `byteLength` and `length` by checking objects is exactly right....

Hi @soumyamakkar, in response to your comment about the TypeScript error [here](https://github.com/hoppscotch/hoppscotch/issues/5133#issuecomment-2971385242) -- if those type errors are unrelated to your changes, you can safely ignore the git hooks when...

@soumyamakkar This is the correct approach 👍 let's resolve the following notes left with review and we can consider this for one of the upcoming patch release.