Igor Strebz

Mind a PR? It should be relatively simple.

Thanks! Will check this out on Friday.

This is true for all adapters, unfortunately. But you can copy-paste the code, write your own implementation and even make a PR.

I think @sunli829 could shed some light on the reasons, until then let's think 1) it's lack of time 2) widespread adoption of HTTP2. According to the spec, batch requests...

The only way to know for sure, is deprecating the feature and printing [this](https://github.com/mitsuhiko/insta/issues/659) URL into terminals :))

Thanks for such detailed information about the way dynamic casting works. It implies manual casting at each resolver, like in the code below. ```rust #[Object] impl SomeMutation { async fn...

Well, I believe we talk about subtly different things. I am writing a testing library, which must catch errors from a resolver and show the full graphql query path to...

> [@KyleAMathews](https://github.com/KyleAMathews): > ```js > useEffect(() => { > return () {

Yeah. It's not the first time when a minor update `v7.0.*` breaks compilation. Workaround: fix the version and update manually. ```toml async-graphql = "=7.0.13" async-graphql-axum = "=7.0.13" ``` --- @Miaxos...

> `*_unchecked` is a name usually reserved for unsafe functions that can potentially invoke undefined behavior Well, it's true for the standard library. [Dynamic enforcement with opt-out](https://rust-lang.github.io/api-guidelines/dependability.html#dynamic-enforcement-with-opt-out) chapter from the...