Sascha Mann

Is there anything I can run to help debug this? The error seems to happen in C code, and I have no idea how I'd even start to debug that.

Some progress: If I run `JLFzf.inter_fzf(JLFzf.read_repl_hist(), "--read0", "--tiebreak=index", "--height=80%")` [1] manually, I can reproduce the `InterruptException` on Ctrl-C, but it does not crash Julia. ``` julia> JLFzf.inter_fzf(JLFzf.read_repl_hist(), "--read0", "--tiebreak=index", "--height=80%")...

I wasn't even aware those existed. The main thing we can do without breaking downstream stuff is adding keys, so my initial thought was that we could add an `alternates:...

There's a competing convention on github to put this kind of info into a different file than LICENSE, such as THIRD_PARTY_NOTICE or similar. This has some benefits, like better integrations...

I'm a bit confused why setting the environment variable in the workflow doesn't accomplish the same. I've tried but it seems to ignore it. I don't like the approach of...

In addition to the comments above, I'm curious why one would want to do this? The other setup-* actions don't take installation directories as an input either, so I'm not...

That sounds like a good reason, let's add it. But imo we should add it properly by setting the new installation path in the places where it's relevant instead of...

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I like this issue and there's still plenty of room in the WIP curriculum where it could be useful, so I'm gonna leave it up anyway.

[rest-api](https://github.com/exercism/problem-specifications/tree/master/exercises/rest-api) might be ideal for this. It requires a dependency (HTTP.jl) anyway so there's a use-case for explaining modules and the new Package/Env-Manager.