Nicolás Fantone
Nicolás Fantone
Same over here. Had to declare fields as `optional` or `_.pluck` away after retrieval with lodash.
What's the approach here of other ORM with validators? Let's take at look a those for a reference. Or maybe make it configurable? It really is a tad annoying if...
What about Bookshelf or Sequelize? **EDIT**: @emensch I just read you _already_ mentioned Sequelize on your previos comment. My bad.
@emensch Haven't use Sequelize, but I can backup you up on Bookshelf. Does not validate models automatically. It seems like the common trend is _not_ to validate or do so...
Yes! Exactly _this_ is what I came here for. +1. Any updates on this?
I'm confused. You say that you can work around it and yet you added the `feature` label yesterday? Why not close the issue?
Any movements on this? With all major green browsers supporting it, `AbortController` is steadily becoming the norm with many sources and docs [out there](https://dev.to/pallymore/clean-up-async-requests-in-useeffect-hooks-90h) showing people how to use it....
Don't mean to be impetuous here, but - maybe we are overthinking this? We've been discussing it for almost two years. This is, literally, adding **two lines of code** to...
This seems to have been fixed sometime after opening the issue. I just cloned the repository, installed dependencies and: ```sh > const globby = require('.'); undefined > (async () =>...
@squaremo Well... the answer is: it depends. If changes on JS code update the API, TS definitions should be changed as well to reflect that. No way around that, I'm...