Tomasz Kowal

I'll try. We saw the problem occur on more than one repo, so hopefully, it will be reproducible with an empty Elixir/Phoenix project. If time permits, I'll cook something up...

Thank you @bencates for posting this workaround! My current solution was to insert order first and then product which was even more noisy. It would be great if inserting list...

Hi! I don't have full solution yet, but I have found a way to reproduce the problem. `ex_machina` has a test for `has_many` association here: https://github.com/thoughtbot/ex_machina/blob/master/test/ex_machina/ecto_strategy_test.exs#L55 but it passes only...

I've submitted a PR that fixes both tests and implementation. I hope it proves useful :)

That might be a good idea. I was also thinking about simply handling the `** (exit) {:error, :closed}` Instead of stopping the server, we can handle this one type of...

One more question. Are you comfortable with adding mockapn library as a dependency to your project? https://github.com/pdincau/mockapn I run the tests against it now and they pass. It will be...

> Is there a minimal set of features to make a test runner useful, or is it an all or nothing sort of feature? I believe Spacemacs has a pretty...

For those waiting for a proper test runner. I was able to work around it using commands in zed *preview*: In `~/.config/zed/tasks.json` ``` { "label": "test file", "command": "my-test-command", "args":...

Hey, sorry for not responding. I didn't manage to squeeze time to reproduce it. I downgraded to cache v2 to save time on debugging. Since nobody else is facing the...

Seems clear. I just realised that there is no `Enum.reduce` in Erlang, only `foldl` and `foldr` on lists, so the recursive bits need to be written by hand. Also, I...