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Restrict faraday upper version range
#126 opened Sep 18, 2024 by shawnHartsell
1
Tag the 1.12 release
#125 opened Sep 17, 2024 by jeffwidman
Consider deprecating go protoc plugin in favor of protoc-gen-twirp_ruby gem
#123 opened Aug 12, 2024 by darronschall
4
Example could be more idiot-proof - go paths, protoc installation
#110 opened Jun 28, 2023 by jtippett
Any plans to introduce client interceptors?
#107 opened May 22, 2023 by i0jupiter
1
Task: add devcontainer to ease dev good first issue Good for newcomers help wanted Extra attention is needed
#96 opened Jan 6, 2023 by arthurnn
Task: Integration test for the protoc-gen bin good first issue Good for newcomers help wanted Extra attention is needed
#95 opened Jan 6, 2023 by arthurnn
Allow specifying charset in the content-type header
#89 opened Jun 10, 2022 by shouichi
2
Namespace not retained when generating rpc calls
#78 opened Apr 9, 2022 by bk-one
2
Additional Improvements & Options with CodeGen + Dropping Ruby 1.9
#70 opened Aug 9, 2021 by OmriSama
3
New Twirp::Service “around { ... }” Hook
#66 opened Apr 21, 2021 by dinonuggies1
3
Missing module name in _twirp generated code
#48 opened Jan 28, 2020 by Ziaw
2
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