✅ This improvement will ensure proper type resolution across various package managers and monorepos.
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pris.ly/custom-path 🎉 Soon Prisma ORM will default to generating Prisma Client and types in a custom folder instead of node_modules.
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softly sobbing as I put an Air album on repeat
There’s a type of focus music I’ve been chasing for a decade, a kind of bass driven slow electronic music with electric keyboard, which I’ve only now realized is “uk smooth electronic”. rip
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Everyone rallied around moving away from “master” but we’re still collectively ok with gimp?
it is somewhat, with a bunch of caveats… you still get other request overhead, and http2 is usually terminated by the load balancer. interesting about your prev example - were you generating a typed sdk for internal apis?
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Amazing! Would be super cool if those additional data points could be funneled back into MusicBrainz somehow :)