Dani Rey

The problem is not with the macro but rather with the implicit resolution. When we use ``` implicit def listQuickLensFunctor[A]: QuicklensFunctor[List, A] = new QuicklensFunctor[List, A] { override def map(fa:...

Here https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/SCL-14526 you can find the bug which I opened. It wasn't resolved yet. If you can upgrade to Scala 2.13 the problem will most probably go away. The reason...

The issue only occurs when opening the HTML file directly in a browser. When serving it from a webserver it works as expected.

Seems to be due to cross-origin request policy ``` Cross-Origin Request Blocked: The Same Origin Policy disallows reading the remote resource at https://scastie.scala-lang.org/api/snippets/y9KjATFzRu6WTV8BjpCETQ. (Reason: CORS header 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' missing). ```

I will try to find a way to show a warning message to the user, in case this happens. I will create a pull-request if I have an idea.

Unfortunately I can't get the build to run on Windows 10. `sbt server/reStart` fails during yarn execution because it thinks Python is not available :-( Now I either need some...

Cool. I have all those tools installed. I see two issues when trying to execute `startAll` ``` delivered. [4] dead letters encountered. This logging can be turned off or adjusted...

Learned two things. 1) Port 15000 is not an issue under windows. I'm currently not even sure if the akka "error" I see even is an issue or not. 2)...

Downgrading node to 8.9.1 (`nvm install 8.9.1 && nvm use 8.9.1`) fixed the build issue. Now I'm free to work on the pull request.

It absolutely is already possible to run test within Scastie, but I would prefer it to be a first class citizen. I would suggest to have three modes - normal...