Richard Feldman

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icon location Philadelphia, PA icon location Creator of the Roc programming language. Author of Elm in Action.

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DRAFT: Exploratorily adding checks to roc_alloc and roc_realloc

Oh yeah, I believe that's true!

Store messages instead of `model`?

> So at a minimum, we would want a way to detect that the `Msg` playback may fail, and ask the user whether they would like to proceed anyway. Totally...

some way to select only elements that have a particular event handler

This seems easy enough to implement, but I'm curious about the use case - are there tests we currently can't write without this?

some way to select only elements that have a particular event handler

Sorry! Maybe a better way to say it would be: is there a reason searching for the `click` handler would be better than searching based on the text `"Click me"`,...

some way to select only elements that have a particular event handler

Cool, thanks for clarifying @avh4! This motivation makes sense to me. I'm planning to implement this on our next Hackday, which is Friday. Any objections @eeue56?

Elm 0.19

Yep! See https://github.com/elm-explorations/test/issues/13 ~If you'd like to contribute a PR there to move things over, I would be happy to review it! ❤️~ (EDIT: whoops, never mind! See next comment....

Elm 0.19

Oops, sorry! My mistake. 😅

Elm 0.19

See https://github.com/elm-explorations/test/pull/41

Regex matching for text

Makes sense to me! I'm familiar with this use case from Capybara tests. What about this for an API? ```elm textMatching : (String -> Bool) -> Selector textContaining : String...

Regex matching for text

I just realized that my proposed `textContaining` is actually how `text` currently works. This means it's not currently possible to search for (for example) an empty text node, e.g. `text...