Mael

Okay seems that now it works, perhaps I had forgotten to set `DOCKER_VERNEMQ_ACCEPT_EULA`

What's the status on this branch? I'm interested by i18n routes

Is there also a way to use streaming HTTP request? I can do it from my web-app using `fetch` with a keep-alive connection, but it doesn't work once compiled to...

@nbelyh would it be possible to update your fork with the latest upstream changes, so we have an updated version with the fix?

Hmmm... shouldn't we expect the `message.finish()` to return the correctly-sized buffer "by default"? it seems a bit hacky-ish to have to do `message.finish().slice().buffer` to send the correctly-sized message no?

What would be a nicer way to do this than ``` from t = s"SELECT * FROM recent_cse(4)" derive { min_temp_cells = s"LEAST(value.temperature_front, value.temperature_back)", max_temp_cells = s"GREATEST(value.temperature_front, value.temperature_back)", max_temp_bms =...

I would probably keep least and greatest for consistency, or perhaps just have an "overload" of min which can be used when there are multiple params, eg `min(someField)` would be...

Right now I seem to be "forced" to use an s-string which is not very neat, eg ``` from s"SELECT * FROM cse(2024, 1, 4)" aggregate { count this }...

similarly if I have a field with a "reserved name" like "timestamp" I cannot directly use it, I need to use s"timestamp", for instance ``` aggregate { min_time = min...

Thanks! However if I use this DuckDB MACRO ``` CREATE MACRO cse(year, weekA, weekB) AS TABLE SELECT * FROM read_parquet(list_transform( generate_series(weekA, weekB), week -> format('s3://${BUCKET_PATH}/year={0}/week={1}/0.parquet', year, week) )); ``` I...