Matt Huggins
Matt Huggins
I just monkeypatched it in a Rails initializer to work around this: ```ruby # config/initializers/moped_aggregate.rb require "moped" if !defined?(Moped) || Gem::Version.new(Moped::VERSION) > Gem::Version.new('2.0.7') raise 'Moped has been updated or removed....
Also a minor thing, but if a filename has a "." in it, your regexp match will treat that as any character instead of a period.
I'm getting a similar issue when trying to record a DATE value on a column called `timestamp`. In my case, there are no commas in the value. > Executing (2c0b1659-cad4-4a10-aa51-194a2b53e918):...
It looks like I can work around the issue by changing the first line of my example code to this, but seems like a hack: ```js const timestamp = new...
Running into this for @storybook/api. @nerdyman's workaround appears to have worked for me in the interim.
I've got a similar question as to whether there are clients that will use this scheme in other languages as well (Java, Python, C++, etc.). Is this a custom approach,...
+1, looks like #38 has been sitting around for over a year with no feedback from the maintainer. Not sure if this gem is still kept up to date or...
The fact that #19139 isn't available either makes this extra frustrating.
+1, started integrating this plugin but realized I can't use it in its current state.
Yeah, the original lib owner (@sudodoki) would like a way to reproduce it, and I don't have a suggestion on how to do that. It happened for me in one...