Juan Wajnerman

Another use case it comes to my mind is when an shard provides an extension or an implementation of some kind. For example, database connectors for crystal-db. Currently we must...

Actually generating the files within a "pseudoshard" would be really simple. Shards knows the dependency graph so the statements could be generated in the right order. And then just use...

@straight-shoota defining the type of project is a good idea, but I don't think it necessarily have to express the willing to opt out of indexers. Those are ortogonal properties....

@ysbaddaden you're right, we shouldn't use the prerelease section of the version to mark this. Metadata is more appropriate. But now I wonder if it should just be something not...

@bcardiff note that the special branch could be also force pushed, so it's basically the same problem. @jhass the metadata branch could be optional. That would avoid having to clone...

Changing the regex definitely fixes the issue, but for example, if the HEAD is now tagged with `v0.1.3` Shards will raise the warning about a mismatch between the tag and...

I don't think the author of that shard is thinking the current version is something temporary until the release. It's better to warn about the potential issue before the release....

@jhass correct, the hash is only stored as version metadata when using git references (branch, tag, commit). I'd like to use a slightly different mechanism so we could still differentiate...

I just sent PR #78 continuing the work started by @hsaid. It works on my machine :-)

How is the impact of using `sendfile` with a large file? Does the system gets into a long syscall? I guess when the fd is set as nonblocking it should...