Joe Cellucci

Is there a similar way to achieve this in the typescript version?

FYI I am using `"Microsoft.Data.SqlClient" Version="5.1.0"`. I have introduced the type handlers from https://github.com/DapperLib/Dapper/issues/1715#issuecomment-1179407655 and they are working great - any chance we can get them in Dapper directly?

We do something similar already - we're using FluentValidation as a sort of `Result` that can bring along any error messages. In our case the factory is wrapped with `try`/`catch`...

This might be overstepping the bounds of any caching lib (idk I've never written one) but maybe having FusionCache return its own `Result` would be a viable alternative?

Whoops sorry, missed the previous notification. I think I prefer option 1. In our particular use-case, we return our specific wrapper type because it's convenient. Incidentally, the ability to return...

This happens for me when I run a jasmine test against a class which creates a worker using comlink.

If you're still having problems with this, I worked around it by using the following in conjunction with webpack: webpack.config.js: ``` import webpack from "webpack"; const { DefinePlugin } =...

I see some usages of `lock` in the code, have you though about using `Lazy` where possible? For example, `FusionCache.cs / AutoRecovery` uses a lock to generate if it doesn't...

Oh lol I never knew it used a lock under the hood. Well nevermind then! I always thought Lazy was a good way to avoid locks in app code since...

@manuth Sorry to bother you on this unrelated issue, but issues aren't enabled on your fork. I am getting a lot of warnings in the console about duplicate types: ```...