Antoine Latter

I guess I'm ambivalent, here. It's definitely surprising behavior. It might be in the "so old it's not a bug" bucket, however if this would break any parser I'm not...

In my (admittedly quick) reading of RFC 7159 (or http://www.json.org) it looks like a JSON document may be any JSON value (array, object, or scalar), not just an object. JSON

I don't have a lot of experience with the `TokenParser` module, but I believe the intent was that the different lexeme parsers would work together in concert and jointly handle...

To make sure I'm understanding this - the bug is that `int` consumes leading whitespace because of the `lexeme` combinator wrapping the `sign` parser, which is internally structure to optionally...

Thanks! I was able to debug the permissions issue by setting the provider debug flag. Further down the process I ran into a different error (not a crash) where my...

Are you worried because someone might try to use the instance with `StdGen`? Maybe anyone that actually cares about randomness won't even bother with the `System.Random` class, but I'm not...

Not sure how relevant this is, but there is a quasi-quoter over in https://hackage.haskell.org/package/uuid-quasi-0.1.0.1/docs/Data-UUID-Quasi.html It is also relying on view patterns, however, which might be a down-side.

Sorry, I mis-remembered - the `uuid-quasi` package doesn't itself use `ViewPatterns`, but relies on `ViewPatterns` being enabled by the consumer if they want to use the pattern-match. If the quasi-quoter...

I would be interested in this feature because I'd like to host Karpenter on Fargate and manage my EC2 nodes with Karpenter exclusively, so that I can fully automated upgrading...

I believe the the VPC-CNI controller is compatible with Pod Identity now, so you can even use the EKS-managed version of it (no need to customize the add-on with the...