Lee Staples

```ts const { id, picture, signInMethod, ...traits } = user identify(id, traits) ``` I'm seeing Even if I do ```ts const t = traits as Traits ```

> FYI @zygopleural there is an open Typescript issue about this scenario / bug: https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/48014 Ah nice find!

From my own debugging, with the [standard repro](https://github.com/project-nous/redwood-jest-memory-leak-repro) I get ``` PASS api api/src/7.test.ts (158 MB heap size) PASS api api/src/14.test.ts (204 MB heap size) PASS api api/src/6.test.ts (286 MB...

> If I **keep the `beforeAll` / `afterAll` / `afterEach` hooks in `node_modules/@redwoodjs/testing/config/jest/api/jest.setup.js` commented out** and update some of the imports, namely: > > ```diff > -const { getConfig, getDMMF...

This would be super helpful, still. Any updates on this for either this compiler or the "new" Rust implementation?

> The difficulty here would be that different database engines support different datatypes I was under the assumption this library only supported postgres

Hey, any updates on this?

> No - we only know that Prisma fails on a server with prepared statements disabled - but as Prisma is using prepared statements everywhere that is not unexpected. We...

Hey, any update on this?