Antonin Peronnet

I have the same issue, but this time it is because my `command` is a string. It is not an error, I use the feature of iron that spawns a...

The error seems to come from here: https://github.com/Vigemus/iron.nvim/blob/916538ebf75b8ede8e0feef4f4cd88d5cc82a67e/lua/iron/lowlevel.lua#L158 and then here: https://github.com/Vigemus/iron.nvim/blob/916538ebf75b8ede8e0feef4f4cd88d5cc82a67e/lua/iron/fts/common.lua#L100 Pretty ugly to check manually if command is ipython ...

I would like to be sure I'm not mistaken about the following points: 1. The user *always* has to install `swe-agent` on his machine (or in a codespace) in order...

From my trajectory file, I get the following output: https://gist.github.com/rambip/91c1947757099e96fa3c9cfafe978d86 I don't know if `insert` and then a text is supposed to be a correct output. I also don't know...

I tried to reproduce the error, but I don't know which provider was used. I tried with openrouter, but I got a different error: ``` 🤠 ERROR Exiting due to...

ROADMAP: - in `dioxus_core`, define the struct for an element specification - in manganis, define a way to register elements - create a `Metadata` struct that allows to pass arbitrary...

First difficulty: where must the element namespace be static, and when does it have to do dynamic ? Clearly, since the cli reads the element specification at runtime, it's element...

Right now, the hotreloading is enabled by the following trait (https://github.com/DioxusLabs/dioxus/blob/main/packages/core-types/src/hr_context.rs): ```rust pub trait HotReloadingContext { fn map_attribute( element_name_rust: &str, attribute_name_rust: &str, ) -> Option)>; fn map_element(element_name_rust: &str) -> Option)>;...

Ok so something like - `manganis::register_element(name_of_element, namespace, list_of_attributes, optional_attribute_group)` - `manganis::register_attribute_group(name_of_attribute_group, list_of_attributes)`

https://github.com/DioxusLabs/dioxus/blob/793f833bb0714034d93f938a9c918fd894a3364a/packages/core-types/src/elements.rs#L17 I think I will split the macro functionality into 2: - `manganis::metadata!(name, key)` - a `#[derive(dioxus::ElementSpecification)]` as a standard way for the user to define an element. I have...