Brian McGee

Dropping my +1 also. I'm currently evaluating NATS and part of my use case would be leveraging the KV store for caching immutable responses. Whilst I can get away with...

Hitting this issue aswell.

We've had a good experience so far with [Bucket4j](https://github.com/vladimir-bukhtoyarov/bucket4j) using an embedded [Infinispan](https://infinispan.org/) cache. This dove tails nicely with distributed caching without needing to run a separate service such as...

Bucketing is generally straightforward, probably a few examples out there for Redis. Makes sense to avoid adding the extra complexity of Infinispan at this stage, would be cool to see...

Different failure now: ```shell strip is /nix/store/0zcf6wnk2zrpdz6q4rqk4y90yfcw7mvn-clang-wrapper-11.1.0/bin/strip patching script interpreter paths in /nix/store/mgqgsdsjdvqrb67b7bm8b6mxf6jc9f4a-ormolu-0.1.4.1-data strip is /nix/store/0zcf6wnk2zrpdz6q4rqk4y90yfcw7mvn-clang-wrapper-11.1.0/bin/strip patching script interpreter paths in /nix/store/8ai2rsfpx9gc43d5jxawm53wqll13ql5-ormolu-0.1.4.1-doc strip is /nix/store/0zcf6wnk2zrpdz6q4rqk4y90yfcw7mvn-clang-wrapper-11.1.0/bin/strip stripping (with command strip and...

I literally just had a look at the flake and saw the architectures listed and realised it didn't have a `aarch64-darwin`. Tried with `x86_64-darwin` but ran into this: ```shell warning:...

> That's because aarch64-darwin is not quite there yet. You can try `nix-shell --system x86_64-darwin` As an aside, where can I track the effort to add ARM support?

I was able to activate flake support and successfully built 😄 Is there a way to set `x86_64-darwin` as the default system system wide? An env variable or something?

Should it not bail by default if a configured formatter is not available? IMHO it would be more intuitive and is what I falsely believed was the case until recently.

I have some time this week, I'll take a stab at it