David van Geest

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Previously, the `HttpProxy` eagerly consumed the upstream response before streaming it to the client. This was necessary because it was never guaranteed that the client would consume the whole response...

`x-jvm-package` is a very useful feature for splitting up routes and handlers, but the generated names of the `Handler` trait and `Resource` object seem redundant. Assuming package `foo` is specified...

enhancement
help wanted

It is possible to write a valid entry in `schemas` that Guardrail generates uncompilable code for. A good example is a schema using `oneOf`, which isn't currently supported (see #195)....

enhancement
help wanted
good first issue
core

## Scenario Suppose I have two APIs, each with their own OpenAPI spec `apples.yaml` and `oranges.yaml`. They are both fed to Guardrail to generate routes and models in the same...

enhancement
question

Under the following circumstances: - `kamon-bundle` is on the classpath and `Kamon.init()` is called at the start of the application - `kanela-agent` is used as a Java agent and `kamon-akka`...

Hello! We are using `hackney` via `httpoison`, and routing all requests through a Squid proxy. There seems to be a bug when attempting to send a request to a host...

pool
connection
to schedule
proxy

**Describe the bug** If I create an Enumeratum `Enum`, and use either the `@title` annotation or `withTitle` directly on the schema, the title is not shown in the rendered JSON...

bug

I'm upgrading some 2.13 code to 3.3.1. It makes use of value classes which Avro4s was previously able to derive a `Decoder` for, but in Scala 3 cannot. In short,...

abandoned

This is useful when you're trying to build an object that has a bunch of Circe config and implicits, such that you can use a single import to bring them...

binary breaking

For PEP518 compliancy. This allows tools like Pants v2 to properly lock this dependency. Without it, you get an error like this: ``` ❯ pants generate-lockfiles 22:45:49.88 [INFO] Completed: Generate...