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Roll back and preferably warn unless already explicitly committed or rolled back. The way TxnScopeGuard works in DBIC is that. The reasoning for this is that if you did neither,...

Ironically, at this point I know lisp better than go. Cheers for the pointers, I'll return when I find some time to dereference them

Just to check, is it accurate to say: Definitions of things preceded by ':' happen at compile time. Macros are then applied to the code being compiled that hasn't been...

It appears that IO::Socket::SSL explicitly stops the normal shutdown handshake happening if ->close gets called implicitly via DESTROY rather than directly via user code: https://metacpan.org/dist/IO-Socket-SSL/source/lib/IO/Socket/SSL.pm#L2123 I'm not sure whether that...

This seems like something you could prototype as a Role::Tiny based Mojo::UserAgent::Role::NDJSON - and then apply to your $ua with $ua->with_roles('+NDJSON'); which strikes me as a pretty neat thing to...

16:43 @mst I think ... ah, I see what was bugging me 16:43 @mst the 'leaking information' argument 16:44 @mst so, "this attribute is read only and will not change"...

I generally have to do a ^L to get a full screen app (mutt) to repaint after I reattach, so at least an -option- to leave me in the same...

Update: 'vi, :q' is now my spirit animal and annoys me so little I really don't care either way at this point. *goes back to enjoying using the code*

"recommendations" is wrong. For a start, now what do you call the relationshuip going the other way? SEE ALSO is exactly the CPAN tradition for this since it doesn't mean...

@monken CPAN works the way dagolden describes, not the way you describe. rt.cpan.org creates a queue based on the name of the first tarball to contain a new module, then...