Chris Rybicki

[Tracking Issue] L2 coverage

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This is a preliminary list of some of the configuration options available in the core Kubernetes resources that we think might be convenient to be able to configure with the...

Constrain the nodes that pods run on by applying topology constraints

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https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/workloads/pods/pod-topology-spread-constraints/

Support importing values/constants through `extern`

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### Use Case Right now `extern` can be used to bring functions from the TypeScript/JavaScript, but it would be handy to be able to bring other kinds of values like...

Expected type to be "Array<Json>", but got "Array<Json>" instead

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### I tried this: ```js let extra = MutArray["bar"]; let base = [Json "foo"]; base.concat(extra.copy()); ``` ### This happened: ``` error: Expected type to be "Array", but got "Array" instead...

Confusing error message if you try to access an internal enum ``` "error: Expected identifier "fixture" to be a variable, but it's a namespace --> ../../../examples/tests/invalid/internal_access_modifiers.test.w:3:9 | 3 | let...

An unneeded extra error when you extend an internal interface ``` error: Expected an interface, instead found type "unresolved" --> ../../../examples/tests/invalid/internal_access_modifiers.test.w:6:22 | 6 | class FakeClass impl fixture.InternalInterface {} |...

Cloudflare compiler target (`tf-cloudflare`)

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### Feature Spec A compiler target that produces Terraform configuration for running an application on Cloudflare. Resources in the Wing Cloud Library would be implemented in terms of services like:...

Obtain logs from `cloud.Function`

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Directories named "internal" and files named "internal.w" should apply internal access modifier to their contents

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### Description With #4156 it's possible to mark any public type (class, struct, interface, enum) as internal, meaning it behaves as public when it's accessed in the package/library it's defined...