Marko Grujic

For the sake of documenting offline discussion: the approaches I see are: 1. Given that we essentially share the same context object between all invocations of all endpoints, we could/should...

Hey, good idea! Will try to extend our release github actions to include those.

Just to be clear you were looking for linux arm64 builds, not OSX ones right?

Actually, I believe we're blocked here until GitHub offers Linux Arm64 hosted runner images: https://github.com/actions/runner-images/issues/5631

FWIW, here's a working example of end-to-end testing (facilitated via the `assert_cmd` crate) for a CLI app that uses rustyline: https://github.com/splitgraph/seafowl/blob/main/tests/cli/basic.rs

Fwiw, I've noticed that it seem to have a minor systematic bias against the PR results in general (even if e.g. there are literally no code changes in it). This...

Hi there! Unfortunately I don't have a readily available Windows machine handy, so I only briefly tested django-sql-sniffer on a Win VM - fwiw, you can use it via the...

Seems not to be occurring anymore, even without the fix from #189 (which was removed in #422); closing.

@rupurt thanks for the very cool ideas! :) As for using Delta tables for our storage backend/layer (i.e. replacing our [DIY lakehouse protocol](https://www.splitgraph.com/blog/seafowl-time-travel) with the Delta one using delta-rs), this...

> As for using Delta tables for our storage backend/layer (i.e. replacing our [DIY lakehouse protocol](https://www.splitgraph.com/blog/seafowl-time-travel) with the Delta one using delta-rs), this is something that we'll likely converge towards...