Manuel Dossinger

This is the reverse index, pretty relavant in the Big Data area.

FYI (as mentioned in the referencing issue): This can be solved atm by pulling the master brach into your Gemfile like ``` gem 'activeuuid', git: 'https://github.com/jashmenn/activeuuid.git' ```

Importing the sort files directly does not work, as inside of them `Tablesort` is not defined. This here is working (at least for webpack): https://github.com/contradictioned/tablesort/commit/c00ff8271828d06e3dbca4af27f7d993a25c438a Problem is, that this `import`...

I also tried a small [benchmark](https://gist.github.com/contradictioned/d1a197a9694cec5eb609daa3d3e565a5) with 10k conversions like @zhangjiepeng did for warmup and then 10k conversions where I measured the average duration. Results varied of course, but this...

I am not snowe2010, however I'd be interested in helping with some tests.

I also just stumbled over the deprecations and noticed two things : 1. The `query` function takes a `Query` object which itself takes a database name. This name is not...

I also just stumbled on this problem that the [merge key](https://yaml.org/type/merge.html) is not handled correctly. Fyi, using pure SnakeYaml like so, merges the referenced object as wanted: ```kotlin val mapper...

Just adding to my previous comment: When debugging that error, you see that Jackson uses SnakeYaml on a lower level as parser, and not as interpreter. Right now, the BeanSerializer...

Actually, this is the reason why I did not add it (yet). But I see the point that IDE users expect it to be there... maybe adding it below the...

Gladly :)