Samuel Debionne

This works fine with a Release build (and an up-to-date MSVC 2019). I think that the [iterator checking](https://docs.microsoft.com/fr-fr/cpp/standard-library/iterator-debug-level?view=vs-2019) feature of MS standard library is causing the issue. Setting `_ITERATOR_DEBUG_LEVEL=0` works...

This is indeed necessary for project that have multiple pch, but `pch_cxx_pch` is now `_pch_cxx_pch`: ``` set(_pch_cxx_pch "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/${CMAKE_CFG_INTDIR}/cxx${_input_we}.pch") set(_pch_c_pch "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/${CMAKE_CFG_INTDIR}/c${_input_we}.pch") ```

I am also interested in this feature. I think support for `std::string_view` is good enough. I might have a shot at this, is there anyone currently working on this feature...

> I mean I've a field date, how to query thisdate between DATE1 and DATE2 ? I have the exact same use case and after reading the documentation, it does...

It ends up that emulating the `$between` operator is easy. I didn't realized that multiple search parameters could target the same attributes: Given a model: ```javascript sequelize.define('timeserie', { day: {type:...

@mbroadst I have update the tests for belongs-to-many and... they do not pass. Let me try to explain the problem with the list controller: deleting the `define[]` array is incorrect...

@mbroadst I'm trying to achieve this result: `/people` does not get populated with `hobbies` and `/people/2/hobbies` does not get populated with `people`. On the main resource, I want to disable...

@mbroadst I am not fully happy with this solution as I would prefer that Sequelize generates the query I need rather than cleaning the results in post processing step (`send.before`...

@mbroadst No worry, I have a working version to play with, just not as optimized as I would like to...

I have just tested #122 and that sounds like a good start, e.g same kind of modifications should be applied to `list.js`. I wonder if we should have two distincts...