Paul Mackay
Paul Mackay
Could `Schema.load_from_json_table` throw an error or print a warning if a schema file cannot be parsed correctly? It took a while to realise that the reason my CSV file wasnt...
This http://dataprotocols.org/json-table-schema/ suggests the `type` descriptor is at the root level of a field descriptor. This project's README file says it should be inside `constraints` and it uses XMLSchema URLs....
While recently using csvlint I found that I had to log all outputs to a log file and scroll through it to find the useful output lines describing the issues...
I run the tool with a config file that was generated from it, and get this: ``` Metadata: model: Identifier column: id checker: DatabaseConsistency::Checkers::NullConstraintChecker Stack trace: /ruby/3.2.2/lib/ruby/gems/3.2.0/gems/database_consistency-1.7.22/lib/database_consistency/configuration.rb:58:in `block in find':...
gon output currently has no newlines in it, which is compact but can be hard to read. For usability it would be helpful to have an option that would format...
I'm a bit unsure from the example how to respond to a more specific Accept header request. Any chance of an example here?
It sets the version attribute on the `git` task, and isnt it possible to set that variable to a Hash or tag as well as a branch name?
When running this I get: `stderr: /bin/sh: 1: /root/.rvm/bin/rvm: not found` Any suggestions what might be the cause?
I'm getting `Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'update' of undefined` for `typeahead.dropdown.update(this.$().val());` Any thoughts what might be the cause?
The configuration of assocation policies are somewhat tricky, it would be super helpful if this demo included methods in the policy classes to define association permissions.