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I will make an executive decision: the name stays. I understand your concerns and I really appreciate that you care about the package and that you gave me thoughtful feedback,...

> It simply allows to use publish functions within publish functions recursively. I must say that I have not tested it with more levels. If you did so and it...

> This can get tricky and might be better left to a full scale solution like peerdb. I was thinking about a similar thing. To have some analysis of your...

So x-total header is not returned on gitlab.com when results have more than 10k results: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/gitlab_com/index.html#pagination-response-headers This makes things break in strange ways for code which works for some time,...

Hmm. Maybe first provide a short example/test?

Sorry. I was writing my PhD thesis so I was away for a bit. Yes, I think the problem is that code currently marks whole publish as ready when the...

I have played with this quite a bit and my current thinking is written down here: https://github.com/tozd/node-reactive-postgres/issues/7 (What would be needed to make this efficiently.)

Which SQL ORM? So of course, you can always limit the SQL language to support only a subset. But I think only with joins and some aggregations (like GROUP BY)...

I mean, I think it really depends what type of support for SQL you want to provide. BTW, properly supporting "following changes" is a known problem in SQL community and...

So for mysql [there is this package](https://github.com/vlasky/meteor-mysql) by @vlasky. I checked it but could not figure out if it propagates changes or if it just reruns the query. If it...