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[D1] D1 HTTP API tutorial

Open harshil1712 opened this issue 1 year ago • 2 comments

Updated #15779

harshil1712 avatar Aug 23 '24 10:08 harshil1712

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gitguardian[bot] avatar Sep 18 '24 15:09 gitguardian[bot]

@Oxyjun and @dbenCF , hyperlint developer here. I was just looking over this pull request - seems like. a lot of false comments from Hyperlint.

It looks as if the problem was the indentation triggering a lot of false positives. Anything else that you think I'm missing here?

cc @kodster28 for visibility.

We're actively improving the model based on this information, so I want to make sure that we get it right!

One of my questions is, are indentations like this common / going to be more common?

bllchmbrs avatar Sep 21 '24 22:09 bllchmbrs