Matthew Kerwin

In my experience it's always done that, at least when I build my .txt files locally. (Where "always" means "for at least a couple of years".) For example, search these...

A worthy goal. I'm having an existential crisis with [draft-kerwin-http2-encoded-data](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-kerwin-http2-encoded-data/) because I'm not confident HTTP/2's extensibility model is sufficient to support it. If a sender (erroneously) sends a GZIPPED_DATA frame...

@Lukasa indeed [[1](https://github.com/phluid61/internet-drafts/blame/master/http2-encoded-data/draft.md#L135-L136)], but it still has the potential to make bugs destructive and hard to detect. Normally when we have a MUST (NOT) it can be backed up with...

Yeah, I've been sitting on it, waiting to see if I came up with a solution. I think I'll ask my ~~betters~~ peers for their advice. (Also sorry for hijacking...

The calling code is (relatively) safe: https://github.com/eprints/eprints/blob/a08d8cbe83e80aa2f9f63316ccd6f95f67e97a4e/perl_lib/EPrints/Apache/CRUD.pm#L246-L255 i.e. `@relations` is empty if it's not a DataObj::Document, so the loop inside `resolve_relations` has no iterations, so `search_related()` is never invoked. As...

Does Unicode normalization form KC (compatibility decomposition followed by canonical composition) resolve it? That should convert all combining diacritics to their canonical combined form, as much as possible. Or do...

EPrints 3.4 is at https://github.com/eprints/eprints3.4

Seems strange, `EPrints::XML::EPC::_process_pin` does a whole song and dance about cloning XML nodes for subsequent instances. `EPrints::XML::clone_node` seems to do the right things. We'll have to try to isolate it...

It's because of the [Unicode Collation Algorithm](http://www.unicode.org/reports/tr10/) used by [`Unicode::Collate`](http://search.cpan.org/~sadahiro/Unicode-Collate-1.14/Collate.pm) (see: `EPrints::Update::Views::default_sort`). Certain characters (whitespace, punctuation, etc.) are handled differently than in simple ASCII lexicographic sort. In other words, it...

Umm... I think there was something, but I can't remember exactly. We've been running the newer version in our codebase for a while and I think I was just pushing...