Bradley Ayers

Sounds good. I'd suggest creating a `5.x` branch off master for bug-fixes, and use `master` for 6.0. That may have less development overhead involved than maintaining a 6.0 branch and...

It's indeed quite challenging, I suspect we'll probably to do it in a piece-meal fashion, rather than one large PR as I suspect there will be too many changes to...

I've done [some investigation](https://github.com/FineUploader/fine-uploader/compare/release/6.0.0...bradleyayers:1642-use-native-promise) and I think a viable path forward may be as follows: 1. Add a requirement on native Promise being available: - throw an error during load...

Have you looked into upstreaming this change into FineUploader?

I also tried building it with browserify, but get the same problem when using the build version in the browser.

I can work around it by just use `delorean.js` directly (without `requirements.js`) from the npm distribution (because it's not yet browserified). I then define my own module `delorean.flux` that does...

> Would it make more sense to provide our own formatting as part of pgTyped? I did some experiments with alternative parameter styles like `@paramName` but couldn't find any which...

Pretty neat! Thanks for sharing. I would absolutely love this as a VS code formatter, as we use "format on save" rather than lint staged hooks. Any thoughts on integrating...

This would be a gigantic architectural shift for this library. This library doesn't really know anything about your DB schema, instead it's leveraging PostgreSQL's prepared statements to ask for type...

https://github.com/adelsz/pgtyped/compare/master...bradleyayers:json-array-input is where I explored option #2. Here are my thoughts after doing that: - A much simpler fix to all this is to just make the input type for...