Alex Kesling

This is a bit of a drive-by comment, so just let me know if I should stay out of things or if this isn't helpful.... Tl;dr: as long as you...

> > If you want to consume the CommonJS version, you need to tell TypeScript that (via the esModuleInterop flag), > > No, you’re wrong. Look into types and linting...

> But I think we should all try to do both: write in a manner that is about issues and code and ideas, not about people and their ego, and...

> Why can't we have `gen_range` instead to generate a uniform range? `0f32..=3f32` does not expose a rand type for instance. Why not just make the existing `Gen::gen_range` public? It's...

> Because it introduces a public dependency on rand. @BurntSushi Have you considered updating included implementations of Arbitrary to only use the public interface? Doing so should help clarify _by...

> I've already acknowledged the deficiency elsewhere. I'm not ignorant of the problem. Ignorance isn't what is holding back improvement here. Time to dedicate toward maintenance is. @BurntSushi apologies if...

For anyone who intersects with this discussion and needs the context I was lacking, start by reading https://github.com/BurntSushi/quickcheck/issues/241 and https://github.com/BurntSushi/quickcheck/pull/265 . As it seems I've overstayed my welcome in this...

Any updates on this? It looks like https://github.com/google/flatbuffers/pull/8102 was last updated in February.

I'm receiving the same error, but mine is complaining explicitly about a target (`//router/test:test_route_server_linux`) that has nothing to do with Rust (it's a go target). See my output [in this...

Same error.