Leif Grele

Tested by adding `name` to the non-ignored flags in my example and it does work properly without needing to name an ignored argument.

It looks like it's a bit more complicated than that: http://publications.gbdirect.co.uk/c_book/chapter8/sequence_points.html If I'm reading it correctly, the sequence points are used by the compiler to figure out when it's safe...

I also see this on Arch, when I check journalctl I see other messages from gamemode but no indication that it's even trying to set the performance level.

That fix works for me. Changing the performance level doesn't require that kernel parameter since it's just writing to a file. I'm guessing that gamemode has all gpu specific settings...

I'm also experiencing this in vim 8.0.427 with the jellybeans theme.

I *appear* to have fixed this for myself by removing the `{ 'for': 'haskell' }` annotation from my vim-plug import of haskell-vim, which is weird since other people with the...

Not at all, this PR is 2 and a half years old, I've moved on.

It looks like the plan.json just has all the dependencies for all of the packages yes. So using it would require manually building the dependency tree using the name of...

You mean the URLs in the `JSON` payloads? Most(all?) of them correspond to other api calls, so maybe provide an action that executes the associated function with those fields filled...

The first example _is_ an endpoint, albeit one not yet implemented in this library :) Unless you'd want the public and private user events endpoints to be different functions rather...