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Some devices only have mono-output at which point our positional audio feature can't work as it will require at least two channels to simulate any spatial effects.
Describe the feature you have in mind
A warning for anyone that has positional audio enabled but is using a mono device
Describe alternatives you've considered
None
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See e.g. #5220
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The fetch spec does not allow async iterables as request body, we however allow it. The WHATWG doesn't seem to have anything against this per se.
Just needs to add a section in docs describing it.
Hey Crew,
Nice job on gocql, I'm a fan...
For my production services, I could use notification events (via callback or channel) when the gocql client disconnects and reconnects to/from Cassandra. This is useful for higher-level application logic (ie: invoke alarms, stop reading from a durable message queue, etc).
After looking through the code, it looks like the connection information is not p
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As suggested in the ESM guidelines of Node.js it would be good to explicit the type of the module.
{ + "type": "commonjs", }