Well, to me it is. I've been working on a relatively large projects based on Node (Typescript), various Lambdas, some doing server stuff only, other serving Cli

Well, to me it is. I've been working on a relatively large projects based on Node (Typescript), various Lambdas, some doing server stuff only, other serving Client ... It's a pretty complex and large application overall and the whole architecture was really well designed from the ground up, except one thing: typeorm. It was fine at the beginning when doing simple things, but it got really tricky after. Then, I've had always very complex "migrations" to add sometimes just a field. And eventually I've had an issue I logged in 2019, and it's not been resolved yet. Well there is no solution due to the abstraction layers of typeorm, and I've solved (i.e. workarounded) my problem by executing a proper SQL query instead .. I mean there are 2k+ issues open https://github.com/typeorm/typeorm/issues/ https://github.com/typeorm/typeorm/issues/ - yes, not all of them are bugs and limitations, but if you filter the bugs, that's still more than 1000 ...