Darren

I feel like I might have won an award for the weirdest bug I have ever see, consider the following user model: ```ts export class User extends Model { static...

 Like literally in the ID column...

Hey @eveningkid ```ts const user = await User.create({ provider: "google", providerUserId: userInfo.providerUserId, displayName: userInfo.displayName, email: userInfo.emails[0], }); ``` I have added on `id: v4.generate()` for the short term!

@eveningkid ```ts const user = new User(); user.provider = "google"; user.providerUserId = userInfo.providerUserId; user.displayName = userInfo.displayName; user.email = userInfo.emails[0]; await user.save(); ``` Works! I still get errors from Typescript if...

Hey @ShadowBelmolve. We experienced the same issue and found this issue: https://github.com/vinissimus/next-translate/issues/421 I hadn't quite realised that next-translate requires certain parts of the source - not just the compiled `.next`...

> Hi @billalouaali, > > I'm not working on the project anymore but I could not make it work, the solution that @royletron proposed and @Ionut-Milas confirmed seems to be...

It's amazingly already in there, at least I think it is, assuming you want to do something like this: ```ts import {arg} from 'nexus' t.int("numberOfFibbles", { args: { where: arg({...

I would like to give this a gentle nudge, being able to specify `value | undefined` over `value | undefined | null` would be super useful and would avoid me...

@seankhliao this has been super useful. Any tips on the order of operations for `receive`. I tried but am clearly missing some steps. Happy to PR what I have to...

For anyone getting this with Google Cloud Registries, move them to the Artefact registry instead - shifted the problem for us. Sadly, can't give much of a clue for anyone...