Jeff Principe

Determining the glyph mappings manually is a tough nut to crack. From what I can tell, making a decent experience out of this would require the following: 1. Map the...

@mofux I actually think I've found a (somewhat palatable) way of getting the ligatures to render in xterm.js by approaching it from a different angle. I somehow missed that canvas...

The tricky part with that is that the rendering of a ligature is dependent not only on the characters replaced by the ligature but also their context. For instance, '===1'...

@Tyriar I think the general design you've described makes sense. We _may_ be able to get away with something that doesn't depend on native code for finding the fonts in...

This is looking doable on the font side. I have some code that successfully parses all of the Fira Code ligatures and provides the right ranges for the characters to...

Alright I've created a package called [`font-ligatures`](https://github.com/princjef/font-ligatures) (a.k.a `some-magical-package`) and some associated packages so that we can efficiently find the right font and then figure out where the ligatures are...

I ran into this issue as well and think I was able to find a root cause. The gremlin server I was using would sometimes send multiple responses for a...

The same change that was made in https://github.com/Azure/azure-amqp-common-go/pull/39 (namely, swapping out the base go-autorest package with its individual subpackages) should do the trick in the go.mod here too. Happy to...

I took a stab at this but it looks like the underlying Event Hubs package pulled from the azure-sdk-for-go project also pulls in the same go-autorest dependency chain, so it...

This is an interesting suggestion. The ability to customize the level feels particularly useful for embedding scenarios, especially since the levels are mostly hardcoded right now and would have to...