Tim Shedor

Brick intentionally doesn't support the serialization of the server response because of the extremely varied case in associating a request to a response. For example, say you're upserting 5 `Pizza`...

> the offline queue gets blocked until the request is removed. Re this concern: in the `RestRequestSqliteCacheManager` there's a flag for `serialProcessing`. It's true by default. But if your app...

@devj3ns I think this is actually a very good solution: 1. It is not stateful 2. It's optional 3. It doesn't require a managed SQLite instance 4. It isn't concerned...

This was published in `brick_offline_first_with_rest: 3.2.0` and `brick_offline_first_with_graphl: 3.2.0`

@jasonfine If we're being scientific, the process hewed closer to this: 1. Realize Heroku was forcing an upgrade from Ruby 2.7.4 1. `rbenv install 3.1.6; rbenv local 3.1.6` 1. Update...

@jasonfine I return to you with another hiccup. I got this error `please use symbols for polymorphic route arguments` and resolved it by replacing all occurrences of `simple_form_for(['admin',` with `simple_form_for([:admin,`

Also wow KC Teas, what a shout

@jasonfine Hey it's me again. Hit another "didn't see that coming." The `env/*.rb` files seem to be loaded before the `application.rb` file, which is a reverse of what happened in...

@bryanoltman that was a typo - we have always used `flutter build ios`. Before shorebird, push notifications were working (namely, APNS tokens were being generated). After using `shorebird release`, the...

@devj3ns I've taken a pass through the code. You're right that adding an abstract to `OfflineRequestQueue` is not feasible - the flow from queue -> client -> queue doesn't make...