Stephen Crosby

@gynter are you still actively working on this?

@sverrirs I think this is worth exploring. But your new gem has a bit of chicken-and-egg problem. Its hard to get people to care about a new (better) gem that...

@sverrirs I got around to upgrading my blog to Jekyll v3 and included switching to jekyll-paginate-v2 in the process. There were plenty of issues I encountered during the upgrade, but...

@sverrirs You're certainly welcome to take and use/extend/publish any code you find in my blog. Cheers!

I've done a bit of investigation into this and its maybe less than perfectly clear how this should work. Take an overly simplified GraphQL query with following structure, mid-execution: ~~~...

We're on Ruby 2.7 so I believe we are not able to use fiber schedulers.

I experimented a bit yesterday and found ddns-route53 already does behave the way I want. It seems ddns-route53 does run in a one-shot mode when a schedule is not provided....

Sure. Looking at how it works, it seems the program runs one time right away, and then if there is no schedule, the program exits. I think I would start...

Returning the modified post works for the first level of the graph. But trouble comes when querying more deeply than the first level. A query within the mutation response for...

I can try to put together a minimal example later, but let's see if this further info is enough. I have a mutation with an argument like this: `argument :my_object_id,...