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In normal mode, the cookie in the browser is cleared when the user logs out.
In anonymous mode, users cannot actively log out.
The current approach is to call the isAnonymous function directly in router.ts to determine whether it is in anonymous mode.
But in fact, we have implemented AnonymousUserService, and we can implement the logic of logout in UserService and AnonymousUserSe
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I'm new to the idea of Data Vault 2.0 and I'm reading the Dan Linstedt book to understand it better.
To help me get a better perspective of how dbtvault works I would like to know how difficult do you think it would be to add support for BigQuery?
Are there specific features of Snowflake which makes it better for running dbt/dbtvault ?
Thanks,
Jacob
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Problem
At present, our API documentation and API configuration in Jitsu Server contain some discrepancies. Since Jitsu API grows fast It's unavoidable. We should improve it. Clear documentation is an essential thing in OSS projects.
Solution
We should create Open API specification (yaml file) and generate both Jitsu Server handlers (gin-gonic) and doc