Chance

Add fluid methods to `Pointer` that mutate in place and return a new instance. - with token appended - with token prepended - with first token removed (maybe? - dont...

Allow for splitting a `Pointer` by `Token` position (index)

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Per our discussion, we need a way to index a token. With the index, at minimum, we need to be able to split a pointer at it, retrieve the token,...

The implicit decoding of `Token` when converting to a string needs to be made more clear. This behavior is somewhat confusing due to fact that it is does not align...

Unable to connecto to the Github API, please check your internet connection. [Mac]

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**Describe the bug** The extension is unable to connect to github > Unable to connecto to the Github API, please check your internet connection. Github copilot is able to connect...

Deprecates `Pointer::split_at`, adds `Pointer::split_at_offset`

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Solves #88 - Deprecates `Pointer::split_at` - Adds `Pointer::split_at_offset`

Draft a release explaining the breaking changes & lay roadmap for 1.0

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Draft a release for `0.7` Edit: 0.7, not 8

We need to deprecate `Pointer::split_at` so that it can eventually be replaced by a method of the same name that utilizes position/index rather than offset.

Fix debug visualization in vscode for `Pointer`

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Currently this: ```rust let ptr = jsonptr::Pointer::from_static("/example"); let path = std::path::Path::new("/example"); ``` is displayed as:

VS Code debugger: "read memory from 0xc0 failed"

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@asmello While debugging something unrelated, I ran into this after a call to `Pointer::as_str`. This pointer should have been root/default. This is using vs code. I assume the debugger is...