Kevin Renskers

Set a default, global encoder/decoder

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The API that I am working with does not use snake_case, but rather camelCase. That means that I now have to supply my own `JSONEncoder` every time I use a...

Are there any plans to add support for multipart data? I have one request where I need to upload an image with some data in one multipart data request, and...

Codable extensions

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Would be awesome to have extensions that return Codable publishers for the query/document observers.

Get created document / documentID back from create call?

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``` product.create { error in if let error = error { print("error", error) return } print("created!") } ``` How can I get the generated documentID?

Initial data with optional types becomes non-optional

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**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** While it makes sense that the form's `$data` store gets turned into non-optional types, this isn't always so great especially...

feat: Support tracePropagationTargets

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## :scroll: Description We now have a new SentryOption `tracePropagationTargets` which determines if our two headers are added to outgoing requests. ## :bulb: Motivation and Context Closes #2148. ## :green_heart:...

### Description Starting today I am seeing this one in multiple PRs, completely unrelated to any code changes in those PRs. Rerunning helps. ``` Failing tests: iOS-SwiftUITests: SentryFileIOTrackingIntegrationTests.test_DataConsistency_readPath() ```

Just read a [very interesting article](http://floriankugler.com/blog/2013/4/29/concurrent-core-data-stack-performance-shootout) about importing large sets of data into Core Data. Turns out that the nested background context solution that NLCoreData is also advocating is pretty...

deleteInContext:predicate: doesn't call controllerDidChangeContent:

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I have a fetched results controller with the delegate correctly set. When I insert a new managed object, the `controllerDidChangeContent:` method is called as expected. However, when I delete objects,...

AngularJS 1.3 support

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AngularJS is now giving this error: "Referencing DOM nodes in Angular expressions is disallowed!", because of this: `on-drop="controller.dropped(dragEl, dropEl)"`. Is there a quick fix for this?