There is nothing more I like doing at work that convincing them to shut down services / remove products that aren't worth the effort.
If I had a chance, I'd delete things until I no longer had a job.
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There is nothing more I like doing at work that convincing them to shut down services / remove products that aren't worth the effort.
If I had a chance, I'd delete things until I no longer had a job.
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@alexito4 this seems weird from a GraphQL spec level.
I can see client implementations providing this functionality (specifically to fail if something is that the client doesnât expect), but not the spec or request itself.
I just did a pod repo update and why is this still how cocoapods works?
(I know i know, it's open source, people aren't getting paid, yada yada)