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I don't think switching the serializer within the include is the best solution, since that could easily lead to inconsistent output. I thought the `includedData` method could be used to...

I was thinking this morning that this could be worked around w/ an 'aggregate transformer' that takes other transformers as an argument and finds the correct transformer based on some...

@javis I didn't solve it, we have just avoided polymorphic collections so far because of this.

This is a problem with `id` or `type` too. Right now the transformer only really has the `transform` method, so the JsonApiSerializer hoists the data it needs out of the...

Hi @iamrutvik, You should be able to remove the data namespace from includes when merging the includes with the primary resource. You don't need to change the serializer within your...

@carauzs see my response to #315

I started setting up Appveyor but I don't have a windows machine to test on locally and I was having trouble getting the powershell script setup correctly. If anyone is...

Not sure if you found it, but Github will pull in repository automatically: https://help.github.com/articles/repository-metadata-on-github-pages/ You can pull in this gem to get it to work locally: https://github.com/jekyll/github-metadata

Great, thanks for the update. RE: usage you would typically start with `Request::HEADER_X_FORWARDED_ALL` and use a [bitwise xor](https://www.php.net/manual/en/language.operators.bitwise.php) to exclude the headers you do not want, i.e. ``` // all...

Yep, I plan on making a few PRs. Thanks