Marshall Bowers

@vikasNew ASP.NET Core has response compression built-in, so I don't think you would need this library. See [here](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/performance/response-compression?view=aspnetcore-3.0).

Running into this same issue. Would be great if we could get it resolved 🙂

@icefoxen I'd be interested in looking into this (with some mentoring/guidance from someone).

@icefoxen As part of this modularization, I was thinking a bit about the pros/cons of genericizing the context traits enough so that they aren't tied to a particular crate. Cause...

We're also seeing very long compile times after adding the `stripe` package to our project. I have yet to see it finish compiling if we reference anything from `stripe`. Commenting...

Some more info: it looks like we are using `"incremental": true` in our `tsconfig.json`. Changing it to `"incremental": false` seemed to fix the problem. I just purged the `tsconfig.buildinfo` and...

I would think in this case you would want `my-db` to re-export the `schema` type, which I think would make it get emitted when you compile the `my-db` project.

Could you provide an example repo with a minimal reproduction case?

> @maxdeviant before I produce you a reproduction because my project is closed source: is this module only meant to encrypt the states while the application is not running and...

I was worried this would happen. This is the same issue reported in https://github.com/maxdeviant/redux-persist-transform-encrypt/issues/49. The "solution" at the time was to downgrade `crypto-js` to a version that did not depend...