Matthias Kestenholz

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So if you are inheriting values from ancestors it may make sense to write the SQL for the recursive CTE yourself. It's not *that* hard, especially if you do not...

This has bitten me as well. Previously, this schema has worked fine: ``` schema={ "type": "object", "properties": { "title": {"type": "string"}, "issues": { "type": "array", "format": "table", "minItems": 1, "items":...

Hey I'd try [replacing the file model](https://django-cabinet.readthedocs.io/en/latest/#replacing-the-file-model) with your own model and adding the validation to `def clean` or maybe to the relevant `def accept_file` methods.

Hi, - It's not clear to me why I would use your authlib instead of https://github.com/requests/requests-oauthlib as the OAuth client? Also, django-authlib is used in commercial projects as well, and...

I'm revisiting this, because your package seems to be maintained much more actively; I'll probably rename the Python module to `django_authlib` as suggested. I don't like the `django_` prefix too...

Thank you! Sure, I'll look into it, I didn't know that a maturin executable existed until I read the GitHub action workflow file.

@gi0baro I have updated the pull request and am now recommending using `make` since you've added a nice Makefile in the meantime.

I got warnings when it wasn't installed. It seems it's required to build manylinux wheels. I'm a bit confused if it's necessary for development or only for releases, but I...

I have no idea why you're tagging me. Please don't do that, it's rude. I'm not your personal support assistant.

https://github.com/django-ckeditor/django-ckeditor/commit/d1cd092b4fbfb0534ded7f09a219d89fea5e547f Here's a different fix. All you have to do is `versionCheck:false` in the configuration. That being said, 4.22.1 is already known to be insecure, therefore hiding the notification isn't...