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> To make a long story short. My current recommendation is not to use `BaseSchema`, but to specifically use the schema types that your function supports. This ensures maximum type...
@RyanCavanaugh The satisfies type does not have the same semantics as satisfies: ```ts type Satisfies = T; type Test = Satisfies; // pass const test = { hello: "world"; and:...
Another solution would be for kubernetes to rely on dns hostname instead of IPs like proposed in #741
I'll add more tests to cover more use cases, and add corresponding proxy whitelisting
Thanks for the suggestions, Unfortunately, Redis operators rely on redis specifics (like binaries, docker images, config files, etc),. not just API surface. So i'm afraid a dedicated operator is kind...
> > ```ts > > // for example, below also is true, incorrect > > type M = Equal > > ``` > > So, this solution is not quite...
If you want , you can... Just do a recursive simplify ```typescript type Simplify = T extends Record ? { [K in keyof T]: Simplify } : T; type Equal...
I understand your point of view. I agree that the false2 should be true. so i corrected it. I also fixed the function use case with `FnA | FnB` not...
Docgen generation seems to fail due to "export * " for types. I'll take a look tonight to check why.
> Docgen generation seems to fail due to "export * " for types. I'll take a look tonight to check why. hopefully las commit should fix docgen errors