Alexandra DeWit

It runs them in parallel at present. I'd have to check, but I believe it preserves order, and emits the first error occurred (based on the order of the array,...

> Yeah, I think @AlexaDeWit is right - if I recall it runs the async work in parallel (because the default `Applicative` for `IO` is setup to run the tasks...

I'm getting comments inside the (t|j)sx expressions with TypeScript `5.0.4` Although I was able to get around this my temporarily downgrading to `4.7.2` and upgrading back, with only about ~10...

I'm not sure there is currently another way at present in helm. Helm doesn't implement subscriptions to or support for manipulating of a text input field. Here's how one can...

The reason I went to elaborate on this is perhaps a bit more specific to those of us in Euroland, where we type weird multi-key series combinations for typing text....

that would be a good approach, and is infact what strongcheck does(which is also affected by this issue). A though I posted on the strongcheck issue is: I've been thinking...

Yeah, I agree with you. I am used to working with Gens in ScalaCheck instead, and having many of the same type. Perhaps we can look at providing a "well...

I would agree with that, but my concern is more focused on specifically the unpaired code units. Unpaired code units "are just plain fucky yo"

That was my initial plan before I realized a PR to arbitrary would involve way more work than expected. If I have time next week I can write it in...