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See https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-kubernetes/blob/07bf517e59859739ea259802a337468cb01add29/sdk/python/pulumi_kubernetes/helm/v3/Release.py#L705-L722 Interesting, I tried specifying the file path either prefixed with `./`, or not, and also absolute. Never received any errors - yet they cant all have been correct.

Thanks @viveklak - are there any docs on how to use this?

Thanks @jamesturk > I'm wondering if you have any thoughts about the UX here, is get_filename a suitable option instead of defining a specific primary key? Perhaps get_primary_key should be...

CI/CD pipeline would be great. Something that can package up the theme into an archive, then add it to github releases. Then it can easily be installed using the Keycloak...

Hi @memin20 - your project sounds interesting. Where can I learn more about it? Do you also have Typescript type definitions for ecore.js?

Thanks, I've tried that too. But get the same error. I tried the following: ``` { spacex_launches() { name } } ``` And ``` { spacex_launches { name } }...

Yeah ok, using `curl -X POST -d '{spacex_launches{ name }}' localhost:8080/api/graphql` does work. Ok, found the problem. This is NOT working: ``` POST http://localhost:8080/api/graphql Accept: application/json X-REQUEST-TYPE: GraphQL {spacex_launches{ name...

> Interesting, so the X-REQUEST-TYPE: GraphQL header is what's causing the parsing error? Yes. And, perhaps similarly, though I cannot be certain, when using the Thunder vscode extension, and using...

I cant reproduce it with `curl`. Though I did make it work in vscode using `X-REQUEST-TYPE: 'GraphQL'`. Rather than `X-REQUEST-TYPE: GraphQL`. What would help is if its possible to enable...

Yes, thanks. Here is good link on Graphql `and` and `or` operators - https://dgraph.io/docs/graphql/queries/and-or-not/