Luca Ongaro

Hello, author of `MiniSearch` here, pitching in just to say that exact match is the default. Basically, in `MiniSearch`: - By default, only exact matches are considered - On top...

We experience the same. After updating Rails from 7.0 to 7.1 it seems that uniqueness validations of models instantiated with `build_stubbed` are passing even when they should not. ## Example:...

Reasoning on what `FactoryBot` could possibly do to make this issue better, i think there is a need for an additional strategy on top of `build` and `build_stubbed`. My (erroneous)...

Adam, This sounds like a great idea. Let me have a look at the pull request later today. Thank you for your contribution! Luca On 15/giu/2012, at 01:46, Adam [email protected]...

Yeah but the idea was cool anyway (sorry I just forgot to follow up on this, I was actually spending more effort on other related tools like https://github.com/lucaong/jquery.wallpainter). One thing...

Hi @singingwolfboy , thanks a lot for your contribution! I agree that preserving the type information as much as possible would be desirable. Unfortunately, this change would introduce a big...

Thanks @singingwolfboy for the explanation ! It is true that, most typically, `storedFields` are taken plainly from the object without modification, but that's not always the case. One common case...

What I think is a backward incompatible change that worries me more, is that if you enforce the type `string & keyof T` for the `fieldName` argument of many functions...

I really appreciate your pull request, and I am motivated to find a solution to improve the type safety of MiniSearch, at least in the common case of using plain...

Maybe it is even possible to enforce type safety with the current syntax whenever `extractField` is not customized. For example by making the `Options` type the union between a version...