Simon Cruanes

Sounds useful, yes :). There is already the `iter` equivalent of it.

Will deal with that later.

could dune-release use `synopsis` when it's present, instead? like opam does?

Indeed, so far I've been using a small shell script that captures the output and then uses sed and `grep -v` to remove parts of it.

I didn't even realize LSP had that. The only one I'd actually have a need for is the ability to publish diagnostics incrementally… which is not supported. My first reaction...

I think `Lwt_stream` is a bit controversial in design, so maybe it's not the best example? :)

I'd say it's better to have only one exception with a sum type as argument (+ a printer for the sum type). Otherwise, I do like the idea a lot,...

I was more thinking of a closed sum type, maybe with a `… | Custom of {msg: string}` or something like that, so that jsonrpc error codes are always well...

yeah, I think the idea would be to have a separate AST (and parser?) for JSON5 :). The AST is richer because there's things like datetimes, if I recall correctly.

The hexadecimal floats are well supported in OCaml: ```ocaml # 0xdecaf. ;; - : float = 912559. ``` There's even a notation to go with it for hex exponents! ```ocaml...