Siavash Askari Nasr
Siavash Askari Nasr
@JJ It seems this issue was closed by mistake, the commit has nothing to do with this issue.
I should also mention the difference in variable binding: ```raku my @a where .raku.say := Array[Int].new: 1,2,3 =output Int ```
Because it misleads the user. If they try to install a module and zef tells them it cannot find it, then they think it might have been removed or something....
Yes, but It's not just the error message. If projects1.json(the generated list) is incomplete, the only thing zef can say is that it cannot find the module.
One solution was offered by Zoffix: "probably could add a conditional in [here](https://github.com/perl6/ecosystem/blob/master/updatelist.pl#L14-L19) that would read use dist's info from previous run if we fail to fetch the new one"....
Would this cover movies as well? Or should I open another issue for that? For example you watched 30 minutes of a movie and you didn't like it, so you...
Hmm, that's interesting as well. And perhaps it can get even more interesting: ```console raku -e 'sub MAIN (:$a where {.say && $_ == 1 }) {dd $a}' -a=2 ```...
I should add that the host of `htttp_proxy` is `127.0.0.1`. It seems it gives an error if I use `localhost`.
I've always had problem with this, roast is supposed to be what defines Raku, but any change in Rakudo may break your code(which may even be correct according to roast),...
Good point. But I don't think we can do anything about the past, so we should focus on fixing the problem from now on. I still think the solution I...