Robert Craigie

@janpio Thank you! I will definitely make use of that if I start working on this. > prisma generate can also take care of downloading and supplying the Query Engine...

You are correct it does pass the engine path to the generator. However even though the native binaries are successfully downloaded, the following error is thrown when running `prisma generate`...

Yes, I have used `pkg` before and it was not fun to say the least. This actually uses the exact same CLI binary as the Go Client does and the...

I underestimated the amount of work it would take on my end to get this feature implemented and don't really have the time to work on this given my current...

> I cannot promise you that this will ever happen. No worries, I will have time to work on this myself eventually but I did struggle with figuring out how...

> I also wonder if we can achieve a diff in a reasonable amount of time. I think that would be an incredible feat! I let another workflow run its...

@noahnu sorry, I should've clarified that, just when there's no snapshots. I agree that it's useful to report on success.

@Brendonovich For what it's worth I'm looking into an actual fix for this which would be to avoid using the packaged CLI in the first place and instead downloading node...

@Ali-Parandeh Sorry you're running into this, dependency resolution in Python can be hell sometimes. Is there a reason you need to use `aiohttp`? Removing that dependency works for me.

@Ali-Parandeh Ah okay, in that case you could switch to using `httpx` instead as that is what Prisma Client Python uses internally and they have async support: https://www.python-httpx.org/async/. Actually I've...