Evan Carroll

What is CLDR support, and what does it mean to support it? I can get it in the dumps with the fips data where applicable.

Also, Postgresql should not use `VARCHAR(64)`, but `text`. This is the convention in PG. VARCHAR is imposing a restriction that isn't needed.

If I could advise one more thing... In postgresql this is _much_ better done as with a schema.. ``` sql CREATE SCHEMA country_code; CREATE TABLE country_code.en_US (country_code, country_name)... ``` Actually,...

Even if this can't be done. It should be documented. It seems reasonable that people will expect that they can clean up the `close $fh` cruft with the use of...

I filed an issue here which would be a better idea -- that is to have Sub::Util (which is in the suite of ::Util stuff) break off the XS for...

@panoply "Good code does not expire." says you. It's unmaintained. There are at least two forks that have taken the banner * https://github.com/kenan238/reblessed * https://github.com/embarklabs/neo-blessed It's dead because it's not...

Computer crashed, lost the message I typed. I've heard of things like that before. I was unconvinced, so I wanted to do my own research on it. You may find...

@TedDriggs I've tried that on ```rust #[derive(Builder, Clone, Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] #[builder(derive(PartialEq, Eq))] pub struct Element { inner: u64, renderer: SeqRenderer, } ``` However, the error isn't on `Element`, or...

I've also updated the topic itself, to reflect the new information being specific to my deriving of `PartialEq` and `Eq` on a newtype that includes the error struct generated here.

This is where the list of traits on the error type are specified. Note currently the only trait that exists on the Error type is `Debug`