Bogdan Gusiev

> I don't understand, the stack trace will be useless to you because it will originate inside class-validator and not your code. Having adequate stacktraces is the core feature of...

I have no idea why it is not merged yet. However, here is a workaround at the moment: ``` const arena = Arena({ queues }, { basePath: '/', disableListen: true...

@itzmeanjan nope, here the problem is in the `from` argument of `safeTransferFrom` that in the end should be exactly equal to token owner: https://github.com/OpenZeppelin/openzeppelin-contracts/blob/4961a51cc736c7d4aa9bd2e11e4cbbaff73efee9/contracts/token/ERC721/ERC721.sol#L332 all the time.

> `depositor` is not checked how it's related with token to deposit but used just for event. I think we need to check how depositor is related with msg.sender or...

@nitinmittal23 I think this scenario is quite surreal for the following reasons: * If you approved someone to do the operation, it is already a privilege that you can withdraw...

100% agree with @alexletu. We are having the same scenario and concerns.

I think throwing an exception for the case of `EtherscanProvider` can be an OK idea. It is definetelly possible for some providers to not support it. But as far as...

Sequelize itself supports a socket given as a host parameter like: ``` postgres://postgres@/unstoppable_website_development?host=/tmp ``` But not sequelize-cli Its weird that sequelize-cli doesn't reuse that code from sequelize itself.

Thanks for clarification. I am not sure I got it at 100%. Should I do it like this: ``` ruby production >> SlaveUtils.read_from_slave { c = User.connection; c.select_all('SELECT `users`.* FROM...

Can you show the grid source code?