Grant Hutchins

The correct way to require a string with webpack-env.d.ts is ``` require(...) ```

It does not break for me, and I use views in my databases.

I just experienced the same thing. In my case, I also needed to run: ``` $ nb git push origin main ```

This seems like a reasonable enough interface. I'm not a huge fan of strings of hard-coded SQL, but I am not sure how this could be avoided. Also, it would...

I’d love to figure out a way to only apply the `ts_headline` to the results returned instead of to the whole table. I’m guessing that the problem is that we...

@benlieb could you also include the definitions of those scopes? `Lesson.by_fuzzy_name` and `Lesson.by_instructor_fullname`

Long-term, I've hoped to replace the single `PgSearch::Document`-based multisearch implementation with a generator that builds you a class that you can manage yourself. That would make it easier for developers...

This looks like a legitimate bug. We are probably not generating the SQL statement correctly for this STI sort of situation where there are multiple associations to the same underlying...

Could you share what you typed and what the output was? Thanks!

I was just able to reproduce the problem using Rails 3.0.3. I'm looking into it now.