Zaid Ajaj

`Async.RunSynchronously` doesn't make sense in JS runtimes as it will block the only thread that is running (js is single-threaded)

@AlexeyRaga Probably the best way right now is not to involve Saturn and use AspNetCore middleware from - [graphql-dotnet](https://github.com/graphql-dotnet/graphql-dotnet) pretty solid and pretty popular but a bit too low-level in...

> I fell over this by accident when I pointed the client at the wrong server endpoint Not sure how to fix this exactly, I can return or throw an...

maybe we can search the response headers and looks for content-type, then throw an exception (regardless of #29) if it is anything but application/json (or if it is text/html etc.)

> it just seems 'unfortunate' when things like serialization library specific exceptions escape Using the current implementation shouldn't result in any JSON deserialization errors. That is when the response is...

I agree that a compact log would be good but in the first stages I would like to keep the verbose mode as it is now because it will help...

Hi @Happypig375, this is a nice feature to add. I haven't delved myself into python land yet. I guess these things would be required - Use the current `` format...

As of Femto v0.15 we support poetry as the package manager for python. I don't know if we should also support `pip` but at least there is a working solution...

Hi there @FlavDumi, I understand the problem but the solution is not as straightforward I am afraid. Mainly because the shape of `extensions` is not part of the GraphQL schema...

What does `femto --validate` do if you run it against `Feliz.MaterialUI`? Maybe the version syntax that ends with `-{prerelease}.{n}` confuses the SemVer parser of Femto