Wade Smith

Yeah, I was worried just accessing the length like that wasn't thread safe. Having the cluster track which of its clients seem to be misbehaving might work. The main thought...

Continuing the testing we're doing on different failure states in a Redis cluster and how Radix behaves to them - this time checking failures of master nodes - we saw...

Hi, thanks for the PR. I'm a bit hesitant to merge these changes, at first glance it looks like something similar can be done using the existing `.Append()` function. For...

I can appreciate that the limitations that the standard format strings can make controlling exactly how you want your values to be output difficult, and the fact the standard library...

I've pushed a commit to the branch `shortest-format` with a change to `.Append()` that allows you to ask for the shortest representation. I used the `*` character as the way...

You're correct, you can't format a number (float64 or decimal128) the way you want using the `Printf` family of functions - they don't provide any way to ask for the...

It wasn't my intent to support it in Printf - the goal of this library has been to mimic the behaviour of float64 for those use cases, so anything you...

The aim of this library is to act the same way `float64` does, as much as is possible within the limitations of the Go language. This is something you can't...

I have a change on the branch `strconv-funcs` that introduces a new top level `Append` and `Format` function that take similar arguments to `strconv.AppendFloat` and `strconv.FormatFloat` - including being able...

The new functions have been merged into the main branch. Thanks.