Steve Fan

Here's a workaround: ```ts expect(await this.db.getSetsMembers(['test', 'test1'])).toSatisfy((arr) => _.isMatch(arr, [ ['1234', '5678', 'abcd'], ['5678', 'abcd'], ]), ) ``` But this requires lodash

@Sacro Do you have injects available for TGQL resolvers in runtime?

@Sacro In this case, you aren't using NestJS injections at all in resolvers far as I see, you also used Active Record pattern so you evaded the need for a...

> I think, we do not need some arm64ec for it to work. Xash3d works perfectly on aarch32/aarch64 in non-windows, but we do not have devices now to test it....

@carrodher Bitnami's ARM support is very crucial to AWS Graviton/Oracle Cloud Ampere platform for ARM Kubernetes to function well. Right now I can't even source a working Postgres cluster image...

@MichalLytek You can refer to [unlight/prisma-nestjs-graphql](https://github.com/unlight/prisma-nestjs-graphql), where he added options to generator field: ```prisma generator nestgraphql { provider = "node node_modules/prisma-nestjs-graphql" output = "../src/generated/prisma/nestgraphql" # typescript declaration type types_EmailAddress_fieldType =...

This is a pretty good feature, as we can use it for directly deriving set relations with multiple values. Right now I have iterate through the vector then collect them...

@jrodr10 lol so you just declared yourself a masochist that loves XML

plus gradle is faster, in terms of debugging and build

Hi I would like to merge your PR with mine, is that ok to you ;p