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std.format supports nested objects: https://github.com/google/jsonnet/pull/1011 But syntax is limited to only objects, no array access.

Implemented feature as described in this thread in jrsonnet (in branch, not in release), but without > So the idea is that instead of an argument _ can be "passed"...

> My suggestion was that mapper(_) can be used in any context a function is expected, not just for pipes. So e.g. you could also write something like std.filter(greater_than(3, _),...

We have updated our test infrastructure to use our own parachain launcher: https://github.com/uniquenetwork/baedeker, which has better integration with https://github.com/uniquenetwork/chainql, which we were using for some tasks (I.e chopstics-like parachain fork...

Yep, this is already implemented.

Yesterday, my neovim has freezed after I haven't closed it, and today I looked at it, and I saw ``` Messages: table overflow ``` After I have pressed enter in...

WTF?! make[2]: **\* No rule for make target `/usr/lib/libOryxEngine.so', needed by`bin/TechDemo'. Stopping.

> How does this handle failures for individual recipients (https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc2033#section-4.3)? I think it might need to return a Vec with one entry for each recipient. It does that using `command_negative`...

``` checkparams { num: std.isNumber, ``` This approach doesn't allows to return what exactly is wrong with the parameter. What about adding two builtins, and then trying to make syntax...

In jrsonnet, I had an experiment on adding such type-system like thing: `function(a: t.int, b: t.string, c: t.schema({...})) a + b` Being evaluated the same way as `function(a, b, c)...