Pierre
I managed to do it using the unix makefile and adding `-static -static-libstdc++ -static-libgcc` while building inside of an alpine container (which has a muslc based libstdc++). The only problem...
Chrome will, too. They've just paused the rollout because of the human malware: https://www.chromium.org/updates/same-site
Yes, some general info on how to invoke the builder would be nice. Not just for Lua. For example, the same call structure can be created in Fennel: ```clojure (html...
Nevermind, with @TangentFoxy's example, this works: ```clojure (let [render_html (. (assert (require "lapis.html")) :render_html)] (print (render_html #(html #(div { :class "main container" } #(do (h1 #(do (text "SuperApp") (sup "2019.3")))...
Interesting. I guess the other DB methods also handle db.raw values differently? If so, it might be worth adding a note to the docs.
@aceyin please keep comments on GitHub productive. Politely inquiring about the state of work or providing more context on your use case is a lot more helpful than demanding comments.
I think there's a type called `any` to deal with this, but that might break type checking further up the call chain. Really the only realistic option is to perform...
@tpimh Something along the lines of this should work: ```moon -- model is just the class -- directive example: "ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING" bulk_insert = (model, tvals, directive = "",...
Don't run it blindly though ;). E.g. if your create table contains subqueries, this will double-escape them. Customize it to your needs.