Jorge Fuentes

NOTE: Now I'm importing `file1.ts` directly to access to the const enum.

@RyanCavanaugh That doesn't work because it complains that you can't use a const enum in runtime when imprting using import type (although is a const enum). Also, if I remove...

@andrewbranch This is my tsconfig: ```ts { "compilerOptions": { "target": "es2020", "lib": ["esnext"], "module": "commonjs", "allowJs": true, "allowSyntheticDefaultImports": true, "moduleResolution": "node", "noImplicitAny": true, "strictNullChecks": true, "removeComments": true, "sourceMap": true, "esModuleInterop":...

> given that you know your result should be in that time range. This is the main problem. I don't know where the last value is. May be previous week...

@akuzm But what I mean is that I can do that initial plan to list the chunks on my own, way faster than timescale is doing, which shouldn't be the...

Hi @kpan2034 EDIT: Is not an error, but a hint (my bad). I still have this weird behaviour. I have this schema: ```sql CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS tag_history (...

*I don't understand the error the linter is returning*

> > ```js > > if (backslash) { > > const pos = i % size; > > str[pos] = "\\"; > > } > > if (quote) { >...

> I’m against the complexity of having a second path for short strings. (I don’t even think this function should have a second path for strings without backslashes, but that’d...

> How are you using parameters? Do you have a benchmark you can share for this too? It’s possible that a parameter-based approach is inherently slower with PostgreSQL, but it’s...