Welcome to QuerySpec Discussions!

[AbongileBoja]

Welcome to QuerySpec Discussions

Thanks for stopping by. If you're using QuerySpec, thinking about it, or just curious — this is the room.

Issues are great when something is broken. Discussions are for everything else: the should I, the why does it, and the what if it could. No bug template, no ceremony — just a conversation.

What lives here

• 💡 Ideas — operators you wish existed, hooks you'd reach for, rough edges you keep hitting. Half-formed is fine. The best features in the library started here.
• 🙋 Q&A — "How do I…?", "What's the right way to…?". Search first, but if you don't find it, ask. If the answer feels obvious to you a week later, post it anyway — someone else is searching for it right now.
• 🎙️ Show & tell — built something cool with QuerySpec? A custom operator, a CRUD endpoint, a war story from production? I genuinely want to see it. So does everyone else.
• 🗺️ Roadmap chatter — what should v6 care about? Which provider matters more — Cosmos? MongoDB? Speak up before it's frozen.

How to get a fast answer

1. Include your TFM (net8.0 / net9.0 / net10.0) and EF Core version.
2. Paste the smallest snippet that reproduces what you're seeing. Code, not screenshots.
3. Tell me what you expected — that's usually where the interesting bug is hiding.

House rules

Be kind. Assume good intent. No vendor pitches, no recruiting threads, no AI-generated walls of text — there's a person on the other end and we all read everything.

If you find QuerySpec useful, the cheapest way to support the project is to ⭐ the repo and tell one other dev. That's how libraries find the people they were built for.

— Abongile