Tomi Hukkalainen

I suppose there's no way to do it with the standard library and instead something like https://crates.io/crates/unicode-segmentation is needed to do the "iteration over grapheme clusters", as the docs put...

Or perhaps http://unicode-rs.github.io/unicode-width/unicode_width/index.html is better. I'm way over my knowledge here. I can see the problem with some European languages, but I have no idea how easily this could be...

I can also reproduce it using Conjure, which uses nrepl: https://github.com/hukka/repl-driven-bug-repro

Not having the untouched actual results also makes it more difficult to copy, paste, manipulate and analyze more complicated data structures.

Indeed, when connecting from NATed client to NATed server, the SSH_CONNECTION shows the client's external IP on the server, but the internal IP for the server itself. mosh works fine,...

@Koura Swagger2 has annoying deficiencies like missing support for anyOf, so even a WIP would be interesting to see, and possibly to continue from.

OpenAPI 3.1 claims to be 100% compatible with JSONSchema, which already has support in, for example, Malli. Perhaps it would be feasible to skip 3.0 and go straight to the...

0.7.0. This is on Linux, so the binary is of course a bit different, but does it use anything from the system for rendering?

Indeed without the font flag, it just complains that there's no match for font family. With `./resvg --sans-serif-family "Nimbus Sans" simple_subscript_bold.svg simple_subscript_bold.png` I see the bold bug, in the png,...

Oddly `fc-match "Liberation Sans"` returns `LiberationSans-Regular.ttf: "Liberation Sans" "Regular"` but `./resvg --sans-serif-family "Liberation Sans" simple_subscript_bold.svg simple_subscript_bold.png` warns `Warning (in usvg_text_layout:1398): Fallback from Liberation Sans to Noto Sans Mono.` . I'll...