Sergey Rybakov
Sergey Rybakov
Python 3.10.5 pytest 7.1.2 pytest-asyncio 0.18.3 sanic 22.6.0 sanic-ext 22.6.1 sanic-routing 22.3.0 sanic-testing 22.6.0
> Adding `app.prepare()` appears to correct the issue as well > > ``` > import pytest > from sanic import Sanic, response > > @pytest.fixture > def app(): > sanic_app...
I mean file support - https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/9525--env-files-support
Actually everything. Even if IDE settings are configured to treat .env-files as Env Files they're still being treated as text files. No hints in code, I can't even comment a...
+1 Just wanted to create the same issue. Any news for this topic? It would be great to have such options to configure indexes.
@ahopkins Thanks a lot for pointing Extensions. Haven't used them yet. My docs in OAS2 cause I followed your documentation where it was undelined that OAS3 is experimental. For now...
> This was done intentionally so that PR's that are not release PR's don't get a Failed CI status Despite it's a bit strange logic, this action is marked success...
Still doesn't work. It's weird.
Normally with gunicorn or uvicorn, or whatever you usually use for it. Also you may pass workers quantity to `app.run()` as it's provided [here](https://github.com/squeaky-pl/japronto/blob/master/src/japronto/app/__init__.py#L249)