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jneem
If I try to deserialize and get a TypeMismatch error, it tells me the actual type of the data, but it doesn't tell me the type that was expected. It...
I want to try creating a compilation server using tectonic (i.e. something that will watch some subset of input files and recompile when necessary). I found myself reimplementing a bunch...
gloo-worker uses `post_message` to send serialized messages between workers. For some messages, it might be better to use [`post_message_with_transfer`](https://rustwasm.github.io/wasm-bindgen/api/web_sys/struct.DedicatedWorkerGlobalScope.html#method.post_message_with_transfer) to send *partially* serialized messages while avoiding expensive copies. For example,...
I have a project that runs in google cloud, with the environment variable GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS set appropriately. For local development, I don't have permission to generate those service account credentials and...
I have a project that runs in google cloud, with the environment variable `GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS` set appropriately. For local development, I don't have permission to generate those service account credentials and...
This implements support for using user credentials to impersonate a service account. I had a bit of trouble figuring out what to put as the "inner" authenticator, because in principle...
### Bug Description I'm creating a python extension module with external library dependencies (specifically, `ffmpeg`). When I build the library with `maturin` on certain systems, it tags the resulting package...
This is a basic version of eval-in-the-background for the LSP. It has plenty of deficiencies, but I think it's a step in the right direction. We spawn one subprocess in...
When trying to export the following file, nickel gets stuck and starts using up all my memory: ```nickel { y = { foo = y } } ```
nls should support auto-completion for enum tags, especially when we know the expected set of allowed tags, and possibly also falling back to all the "known" enum tags (whatever that...