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There does not seem to be an agreed standard for panic and log messages in Rust, and we already have quite a few inconsistencies within our code base.
I suggest we pick a format and try to stick to it; for instance, this is the closest I could find to a style guide for error messages:
https://docs.rs/serde/1.0.126/serde/de/trait.Error.html#tymethod.custom
The message should not be capital
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What are fetch providers?
FetchProviders are the components OPAL uses to fetch data from sources on demand.
Fetch providers are designed to be extendable, and you can easily create more fetch providers to enable OPAL to fetch data from your own unique sources (e.g. a SaaS service, a new DB, your own proprietary solution, ...)
[We have a guide on how to write new fetch providers](https:/
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Would love to see support for the
strings.Repeat(s string, count int) stringgo function within OPA's built-in functions.I am using the output of the
walkfunction to create "fingerprints" of highly nested objects and need to output a list of strings for all paths. I have a work arounds, but this would be much cleaner if the Repeat function were added to builtins.Expected Behavior