James MacAulay

+1, this is frustrating. I use shift-click for selection all the time and couldn't figure out why it was broken until I tried uninstalling packages one by one. I think...

I'm happy to hand off this project to a good owner. I haven't been doing any clj/cljs in a while now, so I have no dev environment set up and...

Thanks for this! I haven't had time to do a real review yet but from what I've seen it looks very good. I will try to complete the review this...

Thanks for this! I haven't looked closely at elm/http-2.0.0 yet, but if the update requires a major version bump then I think it might be good to bundle up bigger...

@vodik I like that approach of just giving people good building blocks to make their own requests, I considered it before but it's looking like it makes more and more...

Thanks for the heads up about this! I will dig into the new spec and try to put some time into implementation soon.

I've now done a fair bit of research into this and unfortunately I've encountered a huge roadblock: [the most popular transport protocol](https://github.com/apollographql/subscriptions-transport-ws) for GraphQL subscriptions relies on the client specifying...

Somewhat accidentally, there is already a function that lets you define custom scalar variables for your query, but it's intended for enum types: http://package.elm-lang.org/packages/jamesmacaulay/elm-graphql/1.8.0/GraphQL-Request-Builder-Arg#enum You can use this for custom...

There are at least two independent streams of work here: * write a query parser that takes a `String` of a GraphQL request document and produces a [`GraphQL.Request.Document.AST.Document`](https://github.com/jamesmacaulay/elm-graphql/blob/b0cd72c3b40ab7d36d3fe97f361e8da9f4423910/src/GraphQL/Request/Document/AST.elm) * write...

@welf I didn't see your comment before my last post – yes, I'd like to make a tool like that, and it should be simpler to build than the command-line...