Scott Trinh
Scott Trinh
Similar to https://github.com/tsconfig/bases we can publish a `tsconfig.json` that has our required settings (`strict`, and `downlevelIteration`)
For some consumers, the generated definition files are picked up by their editors and they are paying the price of our complex types even if they're not using TypeScript. We...
We currently only expose a transaction that has built-in behavior with no fine-grained control over things like savepoints and rolling back.
Simple reproduction case here: https://github.com/quinnvaughn/reproduction Discord conversation here: https://discord.com/channels/841451783728529451/1102466847271559258 --- Having done a little bit of debugging in the language server, I was able to confirm that there are certain...
Many queries require globals to be set to really understand the performance, but there is no easy way to provide globals with the `edgedb analyze` command. While it is currently...
Similar to piping to the bare `edgedb` command, analyze should be able to take the query or debug json from `stdin`.
Wanted to start poking around with this project and thought it would be helpful to be in a consistent development environment. The `rust-toolchain.toml` seems like a nice way to achieve...
Configuration added in #6784
If you have enabled the extension, but you have not set it up properly, currently you'll have this experience when testing: 1. You add `using ext::auth;` to your schema and...
We have excellent fully fleshed out examples of how inheritance works in constraints on the constraints documentation (see https://www.edgedb.com/docs/datamodel/constraints#constraints-and-type-inheritence), but the example in the inheritance documentation is very sparse and...