Dmitry Bushev

Yes, I can imagine there might be a problem with `.stack-work` on a large project. But I prefer when `stackage2nix` generate minimal configuration required to build the project. My concern...

> I figured it out and it works, thank you very much. I think this should be included in the main code. Glad that it worked in the end. You...

I assume that the runner's log level was lowered to `WARN` in [#7825](https://github.com/enso-org/enso/pull/7825/files#diff-7111bba91c7d387c5ae7e93bc67c9e0b513b31f99e3a10a86d1a1cff82baff0b) to make the logging work in case of the language server. I'd leave the `WARN` default level...

Issues with the project rename tests (RefactoringTests suite) should be fixed by #7794

Added to the list: InliningBuiltinsTest (NoSuchMethodError) - https://github.com/enso-org/enso/actions/runs/6147863209/job/16680272086?pr=7794#step:10:4583 GitHubFix flaky project rename test · enso-org/enso@03a2d33Hybrid visual and textual functional programming. Contribute to enso-org/enso development by creating an account on GitHub.

Because we don't implicitly import builtins, the following code ```py main = ``` will fail with `error: The name Nothing could not be found.`

Ok, that makes sense, so the ```py main = ``` should result in ```py main = () ``` where `()` is an empty block that when evaluated, result to `Nothing`

I think the issue is that the autoscope constructors are not resolved inside vector ```py from Standard.Base import all type T A main = test [..A] test t:(Vector T) =...

Also, `Table.aggregate` does not have type ascriptions for its arguments https://github.com/enso-org/enso/blob/50385821a25aacae46775be75d5eb0ad4f6fb171/distribution/lib/Standard/Table/0.0.0-dev/src/Table.enso#L782-L783

There's also a different result for `columns=[Aggregate_Table.Count]` vs `columns=[..Count]` ``` from Standard.Base import all from Standard.Table import all from Standard.Database import all from Standard.AWS import all from Standard.Google_Api import all...