Ufuk Kayserilioglu

@jayfk @manavo However that rate limit is per requesting IP address: > Unauthenticated requests are associated with your IP address, and not the user making requests. That might still not...

@jayfk I am not sure I understand the request counts. A single request for issues of a repo returns up to 100 issues (which can be filtered for `open`/`closed` ones)....

Great work @jayfk. Thanks for looking into this. Looks amazing and will be much much simpler to run. Do you have plans for when you might release a version of...

@jayfk what happened to the purely client-side version that you had a pre-release for back in the day? did you choose to not go down that road at the end?

That's great news. I did a quick mechanical rebase of the original commit but didn't have time to check if anything else needs updating in the new code as well....

@cheeseplus I rebased the commit on the latest master, however, it seems there is a problem with `nio4r` dependency on build systems and that seems to be failing (some of...

To add more context on this issue, the [failure](https://github.com/Shopify/tapioca/pull/627) was in the Tapioca gem that I co-maintain. The gem does a lot of runtime introspection on constants in memory, so...

It turns out that for the above test case also need to generate: ```ruby module GeneratedMountedHelpers < ActionDispatch::Routing::RouteSet::MountedHelpers sig { returns(Article::Engine::RoutesProxy) } def articles; end end ``` with: ```ruby class...

Btw, the way to discover all this info about Rails engines is: ```ruby $ dev c 👩‍💻 Running bin/console from dev.yml [1] pry(main)> require "rails" => true [2] pry(main)> module...

The fact that `has_many_attached` or `has_one_attached` exists as methods on models depends on if the application is using Active Storage or not, so this include should not be the default....