Carl Brasic

In terms of uptake, the latest versions of macos and Ubuntu are both on 9.0+ right now, Debian stable and fedora will be by July (bookworm promotion to stable) and...

It looks like https://github.com/sqlc-dev/sqlc/pull/2858 fixes this by erroring if a nullable embed is used in a query.

@tpope @markis I came across this issue and wanted to let you know that there is an undocumented API for the ref/path disambiguation part (I work at GitHub but am...

That would be [this one](https://docs.github.com/en/rest/git/refs#get-a-reference).

@knu I see that you are now the maintainer of this project. This is still an issue with ~JRuby and other ruby implementations that do not include a GIL~ all...

@VojtechVitek it seems like the author may have abandoned this PR, but it's needed: the current behavior strips trailing `%2F` strings from the URL inappropriately. I've tested this code in...

It's not documented as far as I can see but [`_timescaledb_functions.drop_chunk()`](https://github.com/timescale/timescaledb/blob/616080ef107a8f1dfbc7983b24f998678da3ae24/sql/chunk.sql#L67-L71) works for my use case. It takes a schema-qualified chunk name like ``` SELECT _timescaledb_functions.drop_chunk('_timescaledb_internal _hyper_3_230_chunk') ```

Same here. Happens quite often and seems to be new behavior.

I've just encountered this error on a Ubuntu 22.04 machine after running `brew install postgresql@16` on an up to date homebrew `4.3.13-6-g87fec6c`. The install did succeed and the error seems...