Amy Troschinetz

Where do these bundled stubs come from anyway? It doesn't seem like they're from `django-stubs` or `django-types`. I'd like to be able to run `pyright` on the command line and...

This is the code: https://github.com/lexicalunit/busylight/blob/main/cli.js Essentially I'm just doing: ```js const results = await discovery.nupnpSearch() const host = results[0].ipaddress const secure = await api.createLocal(host).connect(settings.username) const light = (await secure.lights.getLightByName(options.light))[0] const...

Works great for me too!

_From @mloskot on July 3, 2017 20:55_ The line `(elements

_From @AndrewJD79 on July 3, 2017 21:29_ I'm not sure about free Progress but it can be easily reproduced on MSSQL. I don't think that the issue is driver specific...

_From @mloskot on July 3, 2017 21:42_ @AndrewJD79 > I'm not sure about free Progress but it can be easily reproduced on MSSQL. This particular one, yes. I was generally...

Interesting. I think this is probably a bug left over from when I was still attempting to somehow refactor the bind interface, especially for strings, to make it less complicated.

_From @mloskot on July 7, 2017 11:52_ AFAICT, the problem is with using `statement::bind` to build a string with null. The `bind` seems support strings in the very basic case...

_From @AndrewJD79 on July 7, 2017 17:23_ Actually, I do use bind_strings. Please see stack-trace: 1. nanodbc::statement::statement_impl::bind_parameter(const bound_parameter & param, bound_buffer < char> & buffer) 2. nanodbc::statement::statement_impl::bind_strings(nanodbc::statement::param_direction direction, short param_index,...

_From @mloskot on July 7, 2017 21:57_ OK. I looked at your MWE code, which says `bind`