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@ndeloof could you please reopen this? The author put a very good description of the use case he (and I) are trying to solve with rabbitmq as an example. I...

@ndeloof yes setting the hostname does help. RabbitMQ expects that the reverse-dns name is the same as the hostname to be able to resolve cluster members when setting up the...

> It looks like thin never supported partial hijack. > > It became a requirement for Rack 3. where is partial hijack documented as a requirement for Rack 3? I...

> That, or `Thin::Response#each` becomes a `call` or something handling both cases, and `Thin::Response` handles the entirety of the Rack protocol negotiation about what happens depending on what the body...

This issue looks to be with this code: ``` const appendType = (type: string) => { if (type.startsWith('null | ')) { propTypes.add('null'); propTypes.add(type.substring('null | '.length)); } else { propTypes.add(type); }...

I monkey patched that code and it allows the files to be generated. The "object" handlebars template also needs to be updated to put a "|" between multiple types.

@vosecek sorry I dont have time to do a PR at the moment, I went down a different path to solve my problem. Here is a quick patch I did....

@jrmcgarvey my original comment was not to close this but I have untangled the spaghetti and think I can see how I can pass it. I will give it a...

I am using it in Sinatra not Rails so not sure I can help. The documentation for ‎Rack::Session::Abstract::Persisted has all the cookie parameters listed as well as in the DEFAULT_OPTIONS....

I have turned up debugging and I think it is to do with my load balancer health check not bringing the node up (and putting it into DNS) until it...