Bobbie Soedirgo

I'm guessing you wanted the list of users where the `github_id` matches the term OR any of its `auth_key`'s `secret` matches the term OR any of the `auth_key`'s `auth_key_history.status` matches...

Thanks for opening the issue @samtgarson! > Type safe paths are in theory possible with Typescript 4.1 That looks pretty neat! We're currently swamped with the launch, but I'd be...

Just to update this for `v2`, this is still not implemented, although in the meantime we do fall back to generic `string` instead of giving a type error.

Resolved in https://github.com/supabase/postgrest-js/pull/283

+1 on using the builder pattern to switch schemas, though I'd put it before the `.from()`, e.g. ```ts const response = await supabase .schema('storage') .from('objects') .select() ```

That looks neat - do you have some links on PostgREST for more details on that?

Repurposing this issue to batch delete w/ request body

Yes, we should document that it's meant to accept absolute URLs. The fact that it uses WHATWG URL is an implementation detail - I don't think we should expose that...

@muhammednasimda Hmm, you might be using an older version of supabase-js. The `upsert` function was added since v1.7.0 and does the same thing as `insert` with `{ upsert: true }`.

Closing as duplicate of https://github.com/supabase/postgrest-js/issues/219.