Andreas Motl

The relevant commit a750f880 has been included into GH-390, and will make it into the next release when there are no other objections about it.

Dear Robert, thank you for writing in. Are you looking at asnyc support for the HTTP driver, or async support for the SQLAlchemy dialect? In general, you can always use...

Hi @mfussenegger, > The code is coming from CrateDB Toolkit, but is generally usable beyond there. > > - https://github.com/crate/cratedb-toolkit/blob/v0.0.27/cratedb_toolkit/io/core.py#L17-L77 > - https://github.com/crate/cratedb-toolkit/pull/270 The idea is to have a concise...

@karynzv and @bmunkholm say: > I like the padding in the Gitbook example more, it looks less cluttered and consequently easier to read. I agree, and I guess it's mostly...

Thanks. So I guess nothing is really "wrong" here? Why is the crawler picking up those URLs anyway?

Aha, it's coming from the version chooser widget. That makes sense. Apparently, as you found out, there is a semi-workable compensation mechanism in place, but possibly just implemented in "user...

Thanks once more for your feedback on this little flaw. You both said: > **So, all those links are `latest`**. > If you click on the version drop-down and **select...

> 6.0 cannot "see" 6.1 and later, so for those links you have to replace `latest` with `master` to see them. > Apparently, as you found out, there is a...

> There is no such `unreleased.html` file anymore since years when we changed the release notes structure. This can be fixed permanently by adding a HTTP redirect. Thanks again for...

> There [might be] a semi-workable compensation mechanism in place, but possibly just implemented in "user space" aka. JavaScript, so HTTP-based crawlers will still be trapped? > [I am sure]...