Emile Rolley ⏚

Hi @erikmd, you are welcome! I was able to resolve this issue by logging out and creating a new token. But now I can't reproduce it anymore (even by doing...

Ok, I see. I'll open a PR for the first point, but I don't really get when and where the translation is used..

> I think ocamlformat is fine for new projects, but in this case I wonder if it is worth it to break all of the git history (by which I...

> [...] merging this `ocamlformat` change at some point would mean that all currently opened PRs will raise git conflicts everywhere... I think for this point, updating the PR branch...

You are certainly right... What about installing `ocamlformat` and formatting the source code manually in branches before merging master into them?

Hi @erikmd, > Sorry, forgot to reply earlier in this thread after we discussed this a bit with @yurug last month No problem :) > but as mentioned above, it...

Can we consider this issue to be resolved by #289 @yurug? Indeed, whether it's [learn-ocaml.readthedocs.io](https://learn-ocaml.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) or [ocaml-sf.org/learn-ocaml](http://ocaml-sf.org/learn-ocaml/) they are more _online documentations_ than an _official website_.

> How do you plan to implement filters such as `:short` in your example? It can be done by reusing what I did in #445: ```ocaml elapsedtime = (current['start']).humanize(only_distance=True, granularity="minute")...

> I meant how do you apply filters (or not) in the template compilation process? I haven't thought about the compilation process yet.. Indeed, I'm not familiar with it. Nevertheless,...

> Sure, but we should define what `short` means Of course! It's certainly not the best name anyway.