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                                            Harendra Kumar

bar chart with a single cluster renders all bars on top of each other

I could workaround this issue by adding another cluster with no data points i.e. `[([], [])]`

Running out of file descriptors

Haskell threads should be relatively cheap but pthreads on the C side might not scale well. Can we make `watchCallback` a Haskell function and use the C wrapper of the...

Modularize test cases

It was not building with the `test-core` flag. I had to disable some array tests to make it build. I also made a few changes to enable the Data.List tests...

Use Fold and Unfold only in new stream modules

Streams and Folds are dual to each other. We decided to remove folds from the Stream module and exclusively use the Fold type for stream consumers. However, for generation we...

Consider changing signatures of some parsers that use a fold for collecting output

We had a discussion on this and decided to follow the former styles i.e.: ``` many :: Parser m a b -> Fold m b c -> Parser m a...

Consider changing signatures of some parsers that use a fold for collecting output

We need to change all the folds and parsers to follow this style.

Event.watchPaths throws: addToWatch: /some/example.csv/: inappropriate type (Not a directory)

@Unisay sorry for the delay in answering this. We missed this issue somehow. The behavior of fsevents is highly platform specific. Which platform are you seeing this behavior on? We...

Event.watchPaths throws: addToWatch: /some/example.csv/: inappropriate type (Not a directory)

A file root works on macOS, I added tests for it in the darwin test suite a while ago. There are TODOs for the same in Linux and Windows test...

Event.watchPaths throws: addToWatch: /some/example.csv/: inappropriate type (Not a directory)

@Unisay let me know if you would be in a position to contribute to this.

Event.watchPaths throws: addToWatch: /some/example.csv/: inappropriate type (Not a directory)

1. You can try the master branch and check if it works for you as expected. The non-recursive watch on Linux should work for files as well - see [this...