Benjamin Eskola

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A coworker pointed me towards [this change](https://github.com/ruby/ruby/commit/529adb68727c591204d9d41aab513ba06f12f776#diff-e744f8e87586a08d11bee11ad5e910cb2f1ba1221315ac25e29445897e1b2598R1910), specifically the use of `_mh_execute_header` here. He noted that this was [changed in 2.7](https://github.com/ruby/ruby/commit/1f64192494e896277a8c72a9d0d53ebc93abe312), hence 2.7 building successfully with Xcode 14. I don't...

I'm not sure about ignoring symbolic links _entirely_ — if a symbolic link was specified as an explicit parameter then I think it would be surprising for it to be...

I'm not quite sure if that PR addresses this issue, which was not about walking but about breaking symlinks that are explicitly specified. You [mentioned](https://github.com/mvdan/sh/issues/843#issuecomment-1090980032) that symlinks should be ignored...

I agree that shfmt should not attempt to preserve _hard_ links, and nor should it follow symlinks found when recursing; but I think the correct behaviour for explicitly-specified _symbolic_ links...

>you could just do config=require"tokyonight".setup That's not really the same thing, and as you say, it would also prevent lazy-loading. >the second option is to do something yourself something like...

I've used a few other extensions successfully. [remark-frontmatter](https://remarkjs/remark-frontmatter) is a good example. When it's disabled, yaml front matter is treated as just some markdown and reformatted; when it's enabled, it's...

I ran this locally by doing `npm run build` then `npm install -g`, and I was able to confirm that my `…/node_modules/@benrbray/remark-cite/dist/index.*.js` had the changes applied. Then I was able...

As I understand it, paired brackets as delimiters don't prevent you from using the same character, unescaped, within the literal: ```ruby irb(main):001> %r{a{0,1}} => /a{0,1}/ ``` Whereas unpaired characters like...

I believe I'm having the same issue — also using emacs-server and then starting frames with emacsclient. Occurs both with GUI frames (`emacsclient -c`) and terminal frames (`emacsclient -nw`). However...

> Do you experience this problem if you use `M-x make-frame-command` (`C-x 5 2` with default key bindings) with `beframe-mode` enabled? It's a little confusing but I think not. When...