Greg Dennis
Greg Dennis
Most tools aren't going to have a homepage, just a GitHub (or other repo) link. I think having these values be the same is fine.
> I’d love to lead its implementation @vtushar06 I think you misunderstand. This tool has already been developed. This issue is to have it added to the website.
Hey there. I swear I responded to this, but it seems I didn't actually post it. I'm not sure why I internalized these. Let me look through the code and...
Hey there. Thanks for the question. It's not currently supported, but it sound like a great idea. I'll convert this to an enhancement.
I think you're headed the right direction with the refiner. However, I think the best approach with refiners is to deal with the generated schema itself rather than looking back...
Yes, this. Absolutely this. I'm amazed release notes as markdown weren't done to begin with given readme already supports it.
By allowing these, are we saying that all historical schemas are valid v1 schemas that just use different dialects, e.g. a draft 6 dialect? Otherwise it seems to me that...
While I agree that your example of a scheduled job doesn't make much sense, what if we're checking the timestamp of an event? That might be worth supporting. I don't...
@karenetheridge's correct. The spec is quite explicit and detailed about leap seconds.
I think this text from RFC3339 is pretty indicative and supportive of @jdesrosiers' argument. > Applications should not generate timestamps involving inserted leap seconds until after the leap seconds are...