Benjamin Bannier

Builtin plugins do not play nicely with `zkg.meta`'s `depends` field

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Since some time Zeek supports adding external plugins as builtin plugins so they will be handled like any other builtin plugin. This doesn't play nicely with the Zeek package manager's...

Handling of preprocessor macros is not general enough

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While looking into how one could tackle zeek/tree-sitter-zeek#6 I looked into this grammar for inspiration and noticed that it has similar issues. In C or C++ preprocessor macros can appear...

It looks like `self` cannot be used in field `&convert` expressions; using `self` in a unit `&convert` attribute like mentioned in the docs works though. ```ruby # foo.spicy module foo;...

Cannot pass context as `inout` parameter

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In spicy-1.3.0 it was possible to pass a context as an `inout` parameter. This allowed users to work around #1059 in a supposedly forward-compatible way. That workaround is broken with...

Missing coercion in ternary operator

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When using a `Null` as a value in a ternary operator it does not seem to be coerced to the correct type. ```ruby module nil; function g(): optional { return...

Use of `&max-size` with literal triggers ambiguity

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The following does not work: ```.ruby public type Z = unit { str: bytes &until=b"\x00" &max-size=1042; }; ``` ``` $ spicyc -j foo.spicy [error] /private/tmp/max-size.spicy:3:17-5:2: ID 'spicy_rt::waitForInput' is ambiguous [error]...

Before #984 we would correctly coerce an integer passed to `&max-size` to an unsigned integer, e.g., this worked: ```ruby module foo; public type X = unit { xs: bytes &max-size=1...

Stop seems to be broken

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I cannot seem to get to `stop` work as expected, e.g., ```ruby # foo.spicy module foo; public type X = unit { xs: uint8[] foreach { print self.xs, $$; if...

`bytes::[lower|upper]` can fail in undocumented ways

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We currently provide `lower` and `upper` methods for `bytes`. These methods take some encoding and will fail with an exception if a given `bytes` does not conform to it. We...