Marco Farrugia

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Worth nothing that it requires `nox --force-refresh` to find unfree packages after changing the setting.

This is part of the default behavior of the aws cli, it would be nice if it were the default here too. I ended up using something like the snippets...

I've got the same issue, almost entirely out of the box. [My copy of the legacy keybinds](https://github.com/mfarrugi/Dota2-TheCore-Config-Engine/tree/master/Dota%202%20Legacy%20Keyboard%20Setups/Loopuleasa's%20Super%20Compact%20QWERTG-DFXCV%20layout%20%28ALT%2CSPACE%20mods%29) has one hotkey changed iirc, the rest is formatting.

I've only used legacy binds. I can't self-cast any hero abilities, but items work fine. On Sat, Aug 15, 2015 at 12:04 PM, Lup [email protected] wrote: > Please provide more...

By 'the compiler' do you mean bindgen's invocation of clang? Do you know how the BAZEL_CXXOPTS value ends up where you want it to? It looks like maybe it's part...

https://github.com/bazelbuild/rules_rust/blob/84aa67671143f575252b91c8d17aa1b694c6c46a/proto/toolchain.bzl#L76 suggests that protoc puts all the files in one directory, and de facto requires all protos to have different names. I am not familiar enough with protobuf to know...

The two rustc invocation approach already mostly works, but currently `--emit metadata` by itself is not enough to produce the correct metadata. There's some conversation around that @ https://rust-lang.zulipchat.com/#narrow/stream/195180-t-compiler.2Fwg-pipelining and...

[Persistent Workers](https://blog.bazel.build/2015/12/10/java-workers.html) appears to be the Bazel feature closest to having multiple outputs from an action, but it's not a clean mapping and would probably be somewhat hacky to implement...

Feedback is welcome! I just haven't had time to address the automated lints yet is all.

I looked into doing something fancier than the macro, and it looks like currently the fanciest thing possible is to extract the python version from the current python toolchain and...