Dan Price

Just so I understand: the desired behavior is that if an HTTPError has another HTTPError inside of it, then we want to use the *inner* HTTPError as the "result" of...

Here's a short test which shows how strange this behavior is: ```package main import ( "fmt" "net/http" "net/http/httptest" "github.com/labstack/echo/v4" "github.com/labstack/echo/v4/middleware" ) func request(method, path string, e *echo.Echo) (int, string) {...

Argh. I see that this code has also changed in v5 to some degree; let me know, I can try to sync up with that more closely. https://github.com/labstack/echo/blob/74022662be4adf4e6744fb8abacb65516735176f/echo.go#L314-L322

> I'm not a big fan of using context as a bag of data without using it for its main purpose of deadline/cancellation signaling. Olivier, I see where you are...

> The `InfoCtx` form would make more sense yes. I'll see what I can do

Since there is a PR for this, could someone please please please look at it? I've been trying to get Datadog tracing working for the `gocloud.dev/pubsub/kafkapubsub` package, which itself uses...

Closing, I'm not using Gin anymore. I can't evaluate whether @elnappo's answer works or not. Hopefully it does!

I'd like this feature too. I am using Google Cloud Postgres (their hosted offering) and the default way to do development against a DB is with their "Cloud SQL proxy",...

I should say that in my example above, I left out: ``` required: - file ``` Which was a mistake. However, the behavior remains the same with and without it...

I found by experiment that changing line 183 of `connexion/decorators/uri_parsing.py` ``` elif 'contentType' in encoding and utils.all_json([x.strip() for x in encoding.get('contentType').split(',')]): form_data[k] = json.loads(form_data[k]) ``` Seemed to do the trick,...