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Recommendations: PNPM Preferred: Efficient, strict, handles large monorepos well NPM Standard: Good compatibility, widely supported Yarn Legacy: Supported, but consider PNPM for new projects
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Trimming patterns for Remotion - cut the beginning or end of animations
OfficialInstructionsApache-2.0★ 19k in collectionNo key
Interpolation curves in Remotion - linear, easing, spring animations
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Skills under test: prisma next quickstart (First touch orientation path), with hand offs to prisma next queries and optionally prisma next contract .
OfficialInstructionsApache-2.0★ 415 in collectionNo key
Starting at the 0.11 release, the .insert() method on the SQL builder accepts only an array of row objects. The single object overload that previously allowed .insert({ field: value }) is removed.
OfficialInstructionsApache-2.0★ 415 in collectionNo key
Skills under test: prisma next supabase , prisma next contract , prisma next queries .
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<! control query extension codecs: pgvector test files (planner.behavior.test.ts, planner.contract to schema ir.test.ts, planner.storage types.test.ts) were updated to pass an explicit PostgresControl
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Starting at the 0.12 release, the SQL runtime's marker verification API is simplified. The previous verify: { mode; requireMarker } option carried two concerns — when to verify and whether to throw on
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Starting at the 0.12 release, the framework ExprVisitor<R interface in @prisma next/sql relational core/ast gained a required method:
OfficialInstructionsApache-2.0★ 415 in collectionNo key
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