Scott Trinh

> Hmm, you can query the secret? Ahh, right, I forgot we made this a `secret` config, and indeed you are not able to query for a secret config value....

Yeah, you cannot do dynamic things (like call `map`) to schemas because the types won't match up. This is just a little bit of safety that the TypeScript compiler provides...

Shipping the migrations does not mean updates to the database schema are "atomic". The database and your application are still distributed, so without some kind of locking mechanism to synchronize,...

@rtlayzell TypeScript 5.3 introduced a pretty big performance regression in our types, specifically the `e.op` overloads we had (especially if you have some nested scopes and nested operators). We're actively...

@rtlayzell Just saw your minimal repro, and here's what I get (257M memory usage and 483k Instantiations): ``` $ npx tsc --extendedDiagnostics Files: 144 Lines of Library: 39995 Lines of...

@rtlayzell Did you see the PR I made to show off the project references setup? The `tsconfig.json` for the `src` "project" includes the `index.ts` already.

Oh, I see you already merged that! I think the main issue with your results are not running in "build mode" which is the way you're supposed to use project...

@BS-MauruschatM Have you tried setting up Project References for the query builder yet? - [Documentation from TypeScript](https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/project-references.html) - [PR for the reproduction repo adding Project References](https://github.com/rtlayzell/edgedb-js-mem-test/pull/1)

Can you point out exactly where this is giving you `never` in your example? Technically speaking you cannot "union an array", only `set` has a definition for `union`, but I...

Yeah just tested this and it does appear that Zod v4 works via the Standard Schema support.