Graham Cox

Ooh - That's interesting. I've already done very similar with a custom `HTTPErrorHandler` to be able to return RFC-7807 `application/problem+json` responses, so this would seem to be basically the same...

It's not perfect, because `Context.JSON` sets the content type before calling `JSONSerializer.Serialize`. That means that if for any reason the handler wants to set a different content-type and then return...

I always forget the way inheritance works like that :) And I get that you can't just add methods to `Context` for everything. That way madness lies, and all that...

https://github.com/golang/go/issues/33596 looks to be exactly it. Somewhat concerning that it's been untouched for 3 years though, given the potential implications that it has :\

I've just tweaked my test a bit to output the values that Go sees to the terminal, so the test now looks like: ``` package main import ( "fmt" "github.com/labstack/echo/v4"...

As a workaround, if I user the individual plugins instead of the preset I can make it work. I have to have a configuration of: ``` { "sourceMap": true, "presets":...

I'm having the same problem. Successful test files are showing as "Unknown" and failed test files are showing as "Fail". In particular, this means that the `testing.openTesting` setting is useless...

I've tried it again and it's working correctly now. Nothing changed code wise! But maybe just a restart gave it a kick 🙂

I can see at least four ways this could be achieved: 1. Support for a handler that can handle any request but at a lower priority, so that it comes...

Getting this here as well. The Tauri app does seem to work, but every time it gains or loses focus I get the stack trace showing up in the console.