Joe Wood
Joe Wood
Same issue. If I run from the command line it works fine. If I run from any icon or file association I see the error `Code was not found on...
I think i have this working. It was simply a matter of ensuring there's a `.tsx` in the URI to the `createModel function`. The same I assume would apply to...
Remember to set Jsx to `react` in the compiler options. And I did not set these two options (I left them as the default): ``` jsxFactory: 'React.createElement', reactNamespace: 'React', ```...
I worked out the solution to the external declaration file issue. The File URI solves that problem too. Here's an example that works in the playground. This should work equally...
@jasonHzq - did you not manage to get it working?
Hi @dandingol03. Those squiggles look like it's parsing that file as JavaScript and not JSX. Did you set the filename URL as per my comment above, when you create the...
Yes, I admit - it is a niche usecase. The bundler was being used with some private packages installed locally. A consumer of this package/bundle wouldn't be able to install...
I'm seeing something similar with the MSSQL provider. When any associations are used with an aggregate function all the fields seem to be included in the query, irrespective of the...
A possible (more RESTful) approach would be to use multipart HTTP response. In this case, two parts - one for key and one for payload.
Was this ever implemented? I assume not as it's not in the docs. I think it would be useful, especially when used with generated consumer names.