Nikos Baxevanis

Thank you @ocharles 👍 🚀 From the API consumer's point of view, `Gen.element $ knownUsernames` looks indeed betten than `Gen.element $ toList knownUsernames`. A couple of notes: - Types that...

Thank you, @ocharles. Also, thank you @tmcgilchrist and @sol for the comments.

The code I've posted is a sample, showing how Edge.js can be used in this particular scenario. Code similar to this comes from the clients (that issue HTTP requests on...

AFAICT, Edge runs on its own CLR thread, from where it starts the Node process. If it hangs, wouldn't it be possible to start a new CLR thread and continue...

FWIW, on Edge.js `0.10.*`, `4.*`, and `5.*`, the [provided repro](https://github.com/tjanczuk/edge/issues/373#issue-124383910) makes _all_ calls to Edge.js to hang always: 1. Create a Console Application 2. Install Edge.js via NuGet 3. Install...

>It felt too ugly and I decided to ditch Edge.js all together. What did you use instead?

Hmm... I guess that might easily work for trivial scenarios. Not sure what happens when you want to pass complex .NET types and/or delegates.

Thank you for reporting this! Good catch 🎯 🦔 IIRC, at the time enum was added, exponential range wasn't there yet.

Thanks for the detailed report ❤️ I think that with Cabal, running tests from a sub-directory with its own `.cabal` file might affect how paths are resolved. This could link...

Sounds reasonable and pull requests welcome 💯 👍