Oliver Janik
Oliver Janik
Strictly speaking the '=' characters do not carry any information. Can decode ignore missing padding and not throw an error? Hello downvoters, care to explain your reasoning?
I'm getting `ERROR Error: Policy requires SSL.` It looks like there's no support for SSL?
One one the first things that confused me was why are there so many Run\* methods. Let's see (excluding async versions): 1. `object Run()` 2. `object Run()` 3. `void RunNoReply()`...
Or be convertible to `IAsyncEnumerable`
AspNetCore 3.0 dropped JSON.NET out of the box and replaced it with much more lightweight `JsonDocument` and `JsonSerialiser` It seems this will be the official way to handle JSON for...
Would it make sense to to swap out Json.NET for Jil or provide alternative json implementation? https://github.com/kevin-montrose/Jil
Thanks for all the work on this library. I like it so far. Do you have any plans to provide more idiomatic API with strong typing? As it stands everything...
Any plans to implement row? Row feels like a good way to construct queries on the fly (trees of RqlExpr). I had to resort to working ReqlFunction1 which works but...
do_ method in java only has underscore because it conflicts with the keyword, right? With the capitalization C# does not have this probelm
Representing numeric data type