Joannis Orlandos

@ilyapuchka I've tried letting it scan for other sources using `--sources ./Packages/MyDependency/Sources/ --sources ./Sources/` but it doesn't recognize the libraries' types. You mentioned in multiple places that it's possible to...

@ilyapuchka I tried specifying 2 sources in the config file and it does detect the dependency now. But it still doesn't recognize the library's `File` struct that's being used inside...

The CLI has been failing for me but the config file worked fine. With the config file I found out that sourcery doesn't recognize a struct/class with specified generics. ```swift...

Ah, now it makes sense. I assumed the `type` would be `Wrapper` but the generics wouldn't be accessible.

I'm not sure if you've removed it. I might still be running too old code in my tests.

Thanks @j-f1, I hope so!

Correct, it's due to grids. But I'm not sure what a good alternative is.

We used to have Group, but that operation is so incredibly varied and complicated that we couldn't get a good API for it. MongoKitten is currently designed with a couple...

Was this compiled as DEBUG or RELEASE binary? I know that futures are held by SwiftNIO for a while as part of promise leak detection, which indirectly leads to appearant...

Thanks for the clarification all of you! I'll keep you up to date with anything I find.