slavaschmidt
slavaschmidt
The same, logically, happens with implicit declarations: ```scala final case class Nested(name: String) final case class Top(left: Nested, right: Nested) implicit private def schemaNested: Schema[Nested] = implicitly[Derived[Schema[Nested]]].value .modify(_.name)(_.description("The name of...
Hi! Yes, you're absolutely right, this is something where akka-http "knows better" and yes, I do agree that the standard you mentioned does define "application/json" without an encoding parameter. It...
Hey @sirthias , thank you for jumping into the discussion. As I mentioned above, the akka-http approach is strict and it is understandable that framework developers strive for purity in...
@oswaldo The base path only needs to match the specification name in the case it is not properly defined in the specification itself. The problem is that it is possible...
well, I don't want anything specific, but it is hard to explain why: `fn С.destroy_context(context u32)` is transpiled into `void c__destroy_context(u32 context)` when it is defined but then it is...
> ``` > bug.v:1:4: error: invalid character `С` > 1 | fn С.destroy_context(context u32) > | ^ > 2 | > 3 | pub fn destroy_context(context u32) { > ```...
> How is your module/directory called? If It's `module c` that might mess it up. It happens with any module structure.
I see there is a confusion, maybe this script will help to reproduce the problem better: ``` $ cd tmp tmp$ v new bugreport tmp$ cd bugreport/ tmp/bugreport$ echo -e...
> There is no definition of `void destroy_context(...);` in the definition is in `minimal_sample.h` have you tried to do the steps I mentioned?