David Barsky

I'll change that. rust-analyzer has a lot of open issues already; I don't want to make it worse.

I've resurrected syntactic equality [in this branch](https://github.com/rust-lang/chalk/compare/master...davidbarsky:david%2Frevive-syntactic-equality?body=&expand=1&title=Resurrect+589). Those changes, unfortunately, regressed `analysis-stats`: With the revived syntactic equality ``` ~/.cargo/bin/rust-analyzer analysis-stats . Database loaded: 6.79s, 0b (metadata 583.04ms, 0b; build 467.74ms,...

> @davidbarsky, @thomcc > > Could you please advise ? I can't reasonably advise, but the fact that feature flag has bitten me when vendoring crates into a monorepo will...

I'm on vacation, so I'll be brief and try to expand next week/summarize my thoughts from Slack: pulling a .NET (paying attention to the intent, not the letter of the...

The devil is in the details, but a lot of the discussion here (especially with regard to lazy formatting and avoidance of allocations) is _why_ `tracing` is designed the way...

@sohang3112 note that this crate is no longer maintained. You should consider switching to the official SDK: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sdk-for-rust/latest/dg/getting-started.html.

Thanks for opening this! > I did not realize all timings are from the start of the current span. I thought they were from the start of the program 🤦...

That seems like a candidate for a cargo feature! I'll try to get to this tomorrow.

Bit of a late update on this: I gave this a spin, but separating all the ansi-formatting functionality to exist behind a feature flag is _kinda_ annoying, and at the...

For what it's worth, running `ssh -L 3000:localhost:3000 [email protected]` did the trick for me with samply. on the devserver, i ran `samply load --no-open profile.json -P 3000` and it worked...