Sebastián Ramírez
Sebastián Ramírez
Thanks for the help and interactions here! 😁🍰☕
Hey there! Have you tried recent versions of PyPy? It seems the current PyPy is equivalent to 3.7, that wouldn't have these issues. > Sorry for the long delay! 🙈...
It seems that you removed or didn't commit some of the needed generated files and that's why CI isn't passing.
If the small example to replicate it succeeds, then it's probably not on the FastAPI side. By any chance, did you try the example with a different version of FastAPI?...
Thanks for the interest and effort! :nerd_face: I wasn't trying to include all the possible data types supported by Pydantic. But still, I'm curious, in which cases do you think...
Awesome, thank you! :rocket: And thanks for creating the issue to coordinate translations, I just added it here for Tamil: https://github.com/tiangolo/fastapi/issues/1497 ~It might be a good idea to make a...
You can try replicating the same API but without calling Celery, just to debug the problem. The code would not do anything, just return immediately. And leave it for the...
That's awesome! :rocket: I had thought about that but never did it as there was no clear need yet. I think it's probably a good idea. I will have to...
Thanks for the help here everyone! :clap: :bow: @vitalik you are using a "complex" data type, a list of ints, by default it will try to read it from the...
Actually, FastAPI supports reading bodies from `GET` requests. It's not standard, it's not part of the specs, but it's allowed for compatibility, for example with ElasitcSearch. > Sorry for the...