Greg Richardson

Hey @redradrat, thank you for the idea and PR! I think this is a great enhancement to the lib and has no drawback from what I can see. Can you...

Hey @alexandertsukanov, here are some workarounds: 1. If you don't care about connecting to the container's IP directly, you can just use regular port binding which binds the container's port...

FWIW, I have a use case similar to @justinbayctxs (incremental UI updates as JSON arrives). Now that streams are supported in most modern browsers ([caniuse streams](https://caniuse.com/streams)), I am planning to...

Yep - looks like the new [embeddings based search](https://github.com/supabase/supabase/pull/12506) has solved this. Closing this - @dhurbhat let me know if this wasn't what you were looking for.

Thanks for the issue @jfeaver. You're right - the search should be smart enough to understand which page `onauthstatechange` refers to. Thankfully it looks like this is solved with the...

For future people coming across this thread - we now do full text indexing via the new [embeddings-based search approach](https://github.com/supabase/supabase/issues/11208). In this case `getUser()` should pull up what you expect...

You bring up a good point @hedefalk. Unfortunately it doesn't look like this is configurable on the `brew services` side. Looking into their source, looks like they intentionally do this...

Thanks for the suggestion @sreeshas. We added [this note](https://github.com/supabase-community/chatgpt-your-files/blob/6464ebff762acfc7d72a5334792b7a6de43397bc/README.md?plain=1#L957-L966) for cases when embeddings fail, but a more detailed solution would be helpful. Open to PRs!

Good catch @oliviermills - I think `embedding` better represents the column than `doc_vector` though - let's update the function to say `embedding` vs vice versa (remove `doc_vector` references)

Hey @TiagoJacobs! Sorry for the delay. Out of curiosity, any chance `docker-mac-net-connect` just worked as is with the above setup? Assuming you were able to run regular `docker` commands, usually...