Felix Paulusma

Results 39 issues of Felix Paulusma

I have noticed a peculiar interaction with using the `Auth` API part. Even when you use a `ReqBody` afterwards in that same endpoint, the `Auth` handling will be done AFTER...

I see `containers.h` being `#include`d in almost every module, which is probably the point, but is this just a specific choice: "include it everywhere, if we ever need it it'll...

code-quality
low-hanging-fruit

**Describe the bug** If there is a comment in an (empty) identifier list of an `import` declaration, the comment floats out (which is already unwanted), but on top of that,...

style
comments
idempotence

**Is your bug specific to Fourmolu?** - [x] Yes, I've verified that Ormolu does not have this bug **Did you try it on the web app?** - [x] Yes, I've...

ormolu-issue

```hs first (badParse $ TE.decodeUtf8 bs) $ eitherDecodeStrict bs ``` could probably be ```hs import Data.Either (fromRight) ... first (badParse (fromRight "" $ TE.decodeUtf8' bs)) $ eitherDecodeStrict bs ```

I'm thinking of adding a module to the `PostgreSQL` part of Esqueleto that will handle as many of the functions and types from the [Date/Time Functions and Operators](https://www.postgresql.org/docs/12/functions-datetime.html) section as...

In the README it gives the definition of `PrefixedSnake` `Snake = CustomJSON '[FieldLabelModifier '[StripPrefix str, CamelToSnake]]` Instead of the actual definition `Snake = CustomJSON '[FieldLabelModifier CamelToSnake]`

@aristidb I've wondered, since this repo seems to have been somewhat abandoned. Would you be open to me having either co-maintainership of this repo, or that I fork this repo...

When trying to use the new (since PostgreSQL 9.4) operators on `jsonb` that contain question marks, the package incorrectly assumes they are parameters to be replaced with values by `Database.PostgreSQL.Simple.buildQuery`....

I found that some libraries out there use a slightly different `base64` encoding, namely the "adapted base64 encoding", which is the same as regular base64 encoding, but with the `+`...

enhancement