Matěj Volf

I got an email notification about an issue comment from @WillianAgostini who noted that this works with axios. The comment is now deleted, not sure why, because it really does...

Well the `decompress` just disables sending of the compression headers, then you don't need to do anything fancy with streams: ```js import got from "got"; const url = "https://www.yelp.com/search/snippet?find_desc=Hotels&request_origin=user&l=g%3A-2.2323167%2C53.476563899999995%2C-2.2373167%2C53.4715639"; console.log(await...

Oops, didn't search for MCVE enough, the branch isn't even necessary, this is flagged too: ```rust #![warn(clippy::future_not_send)] #![feature(negative_impls)] #![allow(dead_code)] fn main() {} #[derive(Debug)] struct SomethingNotSend; impl !Send for SomethingNotSend {}...

Hmm, but why?

I have another code sample. Unzipping works when you send the zip file as one large chunk, but not when you slice it like this (I discovered this by piping...

wait, i realized this probably isn't really what I wanted. do we have some util for easily iterating over all values from a PaginatedList (e.g. returned by `await client.tasks().list()`?

Here's what I _(well, GitHub Copilot mostly)_ came up with: ```js import type { PaginatedList } from 'apify-client'; export async function* iterateList( listGetter: (opts: { limit: number; offset: number })...

Maybe the limits are set by the teachers? An exercise I'm trying to solve now is limited at 256 KiB. Thanks Vašku, that got me below the limit, but now...

[neodrama/github-drama#2](https://github.com/neodrama/github-drama/issues/2)

@kalebr dang, I ran the wrong build command from bash history, and didn't even test the final build 🤦‍♂️ added fixed version above