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                                            Daniel Brauer

AWS IAM support for logging in

It's worth noting that even on AWS, IAM users aren't the only non-standard login solution: you can store and rotate passwords in Secrets Manager, which requires a similar credential retrieval...

Can I use this with number()?

Thanks for addressing this! With the new version, I get exactly one compilation error: `node_modules/express-joi-validation/express-joi-validation.d.ts(28,42): error TS2314: Generic type 'ValidationResult' requires 1 type argument(s).`

Can I use this with number()?

Thanks. I tried that, but it breaks `joi-extract-type`: https://github.com/TCMiranda/joi-extract-type/issues/38 Is there any alternative to avoid redundant type definitions?

Can I use this with number()?

Thanks, I tried using 3.x with current master (which merged automatically) and the lowered Joi peer dependency. However, the compilation error persists. Was there something in 3.x or master which...

Can I use this with number()?

Thanks for looking into this further, and for the detailed setup. It appears that the default tsconfig includes `skipLibCheck`. Removing that flag will expose the error when you run tsc.

Lower Joi dependency

So it looks like now it doesn't compile with a newer Joi because of that same type no longer being generic?

Lower Joi dependency

> @danielbrauer correct, but the reason for this 3.x release is to support joi-extract-type which requires Joi v15. Of course. Reducing those dependencies allows tests to pass here.

Avoid type inference for one parameter

I guess what I probably want is to be able to return the underlying `int8` using something like this https://github.com/adelsz/pgtyped/issues/146

Look for config file in home directory

I'll happily try to add this. How do I run faketorio from a local repo?

Look for config file in home directory

Ah, `make` was the command I was missing. That's nice and easy, thanks!