James Clarke

https://github.com/edgedb/edgedb-examples/issues/76

That looks like it should work, it's pretty much the same as my quick test that worked. Can you check what version of EdgeDB you're using and that it's running...

Ah right, I can reproduce the problem now (before I was running edgedb and deno both inside wsl). It seems on windows, Deno is resolving `localhost` to the ipv6 address...

Currently the querybuilder doesn't really support Deno. The actual querybuilder part itself is all just plain typescript so should work fine with deno, but the codegen part I think still...

Are you trying to connect with the instance name or some other way (like with a dsn or options object)? `edgedb server init` generates a random password for the default...

It's failing because `edgedb-server` is an actual edgedb server binary, while `edgedb server` is a cli command to manage those binaries. To run the tests without setting up an edgedb...

It looks like that information is encoded in the `attributes` field in the `ErrorResponse` message [documented here](https://edgedb.com/docs/internals/protocol/messages#ref-protocol-msg-error), and decoded in the [JS client here](https://github.com/edgedb/edgedb-js/blob/master/src/client.ts#L283), as a `Map`, but not exposed...

> e.select(e.Movie, (movie)=>({ > filter_single: e.bool(true) > title: true > })); > // { title: string } | null Does the existence of a `filter_single` key mean we implicitly wrap...

> The cast type will be inferred from the input data according to the following rules: I think it's probably safe to add the rest of the types to this...

> Furthermore, as an attempted work-around, adding a limit of 1 to the query does not appear to infer Cardinality.AtMostOne either. I'm not sure if this is a regression from...