Rust
Rust is a systems programming language created by Mozilla. It is similar to C++, but is designed for improved memory safety without sacrificing performance.
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Thank you so much for creating bat! Very happy with the app.
I'm customizing things a bit and my BAT_OPTS is breaking --list-themes. It's paging one theme at a time and the theme names are not shown. That makes it unusable, unfortunately. Maybe we should ignore --paging=always (or perhaps all config) when running that command?
`BAT_OPTS="--theme=TwoDark --paging=always --pager='less -j3
It's always a good idea to work on documentation. I think it would also be good to restructure the README:
- Add a quick link section at the top of the readme (see https://github.com/sharkdp/bat)
- Extend the tutorial (rename "How to use"?)
- Move the "Parallel command execution" section inside the "How to use" section). See also: #605
- Move "Installation" section below the
Describe the solution you'd like
It'd be nice to actually apply the security framework when building.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Ignoring security problems won't help.
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The documentation contains a few references to issues from the now archived yewstack/docs repository.
Since the docs repository is read-only, the same issues should be re-created here and the links in the docs should be updated to point to the new issue.
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I have a folder stored in a variable. I'd like to concatenate a binary in that folder to the string and run that binary.
Just concatenating it as string prints the concatenated string:
> let folder = /bin
> $"{$folder}/ps"
/bin/ps
Running exec replaces nushell, which isn't what I want here:
> let folder = /bin
> exec $"{$folder}/ps"
PID TTY TIME CMD
52364
Right now any StyleSheet has a list of functions without a default implementation. Implementing a StyleSheet is really annoying, because you have to override all of the functions and not just the thing you want to change.
I recently wanted to just change the border_radius of a text_input and I had to write the following code.
impl StyleSheet for Styles {
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Subject of the issue
When attempting to do a login to an account that has 2FA enabled, but without the 2FA details, it seems to return the wrong error response. Not just the message, but the whole object is different. I understand that this is likely not a priority considering everything works, but for parity's sake, it would be nice to have this implemented the right way.
I also noticed t
What problem does this solve or what need does it fill?
I find myself occasionally want to check on game state in the way that I want to know if any entities of a given query exist already, but I don't need to use the actual query data. For instance whether the I button opens or closes the inventory window in my game depends on whether the inventory window is already open, and this is most d
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Ref #94. It might be better for the output to say something like
added: foo (binary file)
than the current
Binary files /dev/null and b/foo differ
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Currently the error message of the exception, thrown from the
Deno.stat/statSync, when the file is missing, does not include the file name: