Shah Saraei

here is a hack for upsert: ```scala def upsertInto[T

This of course won't work with case classes having nested case classes which might map to custom types of their own. :|

Yeah good idea. Modularity is good!

I have managed to implement the Get and Put instances for Person as below: ```scala implicit val get: Get[Person] = Get.Advanced .one[PGobject]( JdbcType.Struct, NonEmptyList.of("person"), //not too sure about the significance...

Ha thanks. Didn't know about the circe module, nor about Circe's support for fallback decoders! :) As for your point about Jsons, see [this](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56624552/jsonb-vs-jsonb-where-json-is-an-array/56625335#56625335)

any updates on this?

> One interesting thought is that this may be showing us the need to expose “session” as a first class citizen in newman as well. Postman has this in form...

I second the not-running-in-order issue. Here is my Json: ``` {"item":[{"item":[{"name":"getBar","event":[{"listen":"test","script":{"id":"b31d4bce-9611-4bd9-9cc5-907f393cf122","exec":["const bar = \"BAR_VALUE\";","pm.collectionVariables.set(\"bar\", bar);","console.log(\"bar is:\" + bar)"],"type":"text/javascript"}}],"request":{"method":"GET","url":{"raw":"https://postman-echo.com/delay/{{delayLength}}","protocol":"https","host":["postman-echo","com"],"path":["delay","{{delayLength}}"]}}}],"name":"Bar"},{"item":[{"name":"getFoo","event":[{"listen":"test","script":{"id":"b31d4bce-9611-4bd9-9cc5-907f393cf122","exec":["const foo = \"FOO_VALUE\";","pm.collectionVariables.set(\"foo\", foo);","console.log(\"foo is:\" +foo)"],"type":"text/javascript"}}],"request":{"method":"GET","url":{"raw":"https://postman-echo.com/delay/{{delayLength}}","protocol":"https","host":["postman-echo","com"],"path":["delay","{{delayLength}}"]}}}],"name":"Foo"},{"item":[{"name":"getFooBar","event":[{"listen":"test","script":{"id":"b31d4bce-9611-4bd9-9cc5-907f393cf122","exec":["const foo = pm.collectionVariables.get(\"foo\");","const bar = pm.collectionVariables.get(\"bar\");","const...

> Can you share a scaled-down collection which we can use to reproduce this issue? Here is a minimal collection with two requests: - Foo - Bar in order. ```json...

Sure. So... # Requirements 1. Works on top of collections and doesn't require the collection themselves to have any notion of this sequencing. ie, nothing like `postman.setNextRequest()` 2. Should ideally...