Lance Ivy

> an endpoint in the app that authn can call Can you say more about when AuthN would call the endpoint? > I'd lean towards requiring use of this endpoint...

@c-nv-s That's correct. I'd be happy to review a pull request however!

Sqlite is a good option for simple installs but is not necessary when Redis and either Postgres or MySQL are available.

Hi @nii236, the project is very stable. I wouldn't expect more significant activity unless the scope changed in some way. That said, AuthN does not have the newest things like...

@diegosperes definitely! currently, the difference between a contributor and a maintainer is the ability to create releases.

you may try http://github.com/cainlevy/asset_packager/commit/4430b2cbb7b43f4560dcf67938265dcffb056623

I solved the type problem with https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/2/functions.html#declaring-this-in-a-function. here's how the updated documentation would look: ```ts export const UserRepository = dataSource.getRepository(User).extend({ findByName(this: Repository, firstName: string, lastName: string) { return this.createQueryBuilder("user") .where("user.firstName...

Makes sense. I've found that the trick to flexible queries is a custom SelectQueryBuilder, not a custom Repository. Something like: ```typescript export const UserRepository = dataSource.getRepository(User).extend({ scopedQueryBuilder(this: Repository, alias: string)...

What if the API was based on partial application? Suppose there was an `inputComponent` prop where we must supply a component that exposes `onChange` and `onBlur` props for react-component to...

@Looooong would you clarify how to reproduce this error?