Cauê Baasch de Souza
Cauê Baasch de Souza
@vmesel This is indeed a cool feature. In the meantime, you can use something like https://github.com/mattgreen/watchexec to achieve this behavior :)
I'm not sure of what @chrish42 had in mind, but peak memory usage is an interesting information. I'm not sure how to implement it, though. If someone gives me some...
This appears to be enough, but maybe we could swap that workaround entirely by something more obvious. We could add this: ```c int length; if (paren) { length = paren...
Just to add to what @Ulexus said, sometimes you want to capture something that requires a mouse hover, and thus using slurp is not viable, requiring you to capture the...
This is a bit out of this issue's scope, but related: what if I want to selectively move variables into the closure? One example in which this came up today:...
@RalfJung As I said, it was a simple example. But imagine there were dozens of variables that I wanted to be captured by reference, and only a single one that...
But isn't there a way to bypass `sccache` and call `rustc` directly? I'd like to use Flowistry without having to lose the setting that enables `sccache` system-wide.
I built it from AUR and get the same error when trying to add a provider from an OpenVPN file.
Sorry for necrobumping, but: `reqwest::cookie::Jar` has its data wrapped inside an `RwLock`. Its methods can mutate them via `&self`, so a `clear` method is possible.
@thelinuxcast That is not really a decent solution. Too many packages depend on `ffpmeg`.