Casper Lindschouw

I've also been revisiting this question occasionally over the past year, in hope that progress had been made. In my case I only have the need for watching local changes.

Skipping size check isn't enough. The problem is that the files weren't successfully downloaded, so there is nothing to find. Perhaps using the directory name would be the way forward?...

I'm unsure whether this is exactly the same issue though it sounds similar, but in my case I'm running `pnpm exec` from inside one of the projects in the workspace...

Hi Daniel, You're using too recent a @nrwl/node version compared to the rest of the @nrwl/* packages. You need to align them either by downgrading @nrwl/node to 14.5.1, or upgrading...

I thought I was going crazy. Thank you so much for posting the workaround 🙏 Unfortunately the bug also occurs for function parameters: ```ts function myFunction(schema: JSONSchemaType) { // schema.properties?:...

This is also relevant when npm workspaces are used, as the `package-lock.json` will contain each resolved workspace and their current version.

Git GUI clients usually run the git commands in an non-interactive shell, which in the case of zsh means that ~/.zshrc isn't sourced. So `volta setup` should be changed to...

@phated Things have changed and the `macos-14`, `macos-14-xlarge`, `macos-13-xlarge` and `macos-latest-xlarge` runners are now available for arm64. The first one is available for everyone regardless of any GitHub plan.

Ran into this as well. I managed to get it working by using the full GraphQLModule and its GraphQLSchemaHost export instead like so: ```ts import { printSubgraphSchema } from "@apollo/subgraph";...

Glad to hear you made some progress :) I'm not well-versed in federation land yet, but I think the difference you're seeing is because the script only prints the subgraph...