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Hi @PhilCoggins , I don't think this can issue can be because of how gems are installed on your system. Is there any difference between those containers - Are they...

@PhilCoggins sorry for replying one year later! I implemented your suggestion here - https://github.com/panko-serializer/panko_serializer/pull/108, I hope it will solve this issue with circular dependency you have. If you can run...

Hi @oyeanuj , The motivation behind Panko is to achieve better performance at serializing ActiveRecord objects than ActiveModelSerializers (If you want to read how this done - feel free to...

Hi! Panko was build to be minimal so I can get it running at my workplace and get performance improvements. therefore the features you will see in panko are minimal...

@oyeanuj it was crucial for me before working on the inference to make sure panko is working correctly, safely and fast on production. Now that I finish with the above,...

@oyeanuj - Passing inline filters to relationships is supported as of today. - Nested Filters support only (same as to include) and except.

@oyeanuj the issue is getting longer :) let's try to close it.. the `has_many` example with filters should work all we need is: - simple unit test to make sure...

Hi @xchi ! Looks like what you need is support for casing, so you can write something like this: ```ruby class MetricPeriodSerializer < Panko::Serializer attributes :period, :metric_values, :first_name def metric_values...

@xchi let's make sure the api makes sense to you and I'll implement it. ```ruby class MetricPeriodSerializer < Panko::Serializer keys_format :camel_case attributes :period, :metric_values, :first_name def metric_values [{ 'name' =>...

@mikebaldry about global configuration, I totally agree with you. About specifying the names of the attributes as snake case - this can be really problematic for a developer - database...