Lexi Robinson

Presumably to be consistent with [`React.PropTypes`](https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/reusable-components.html) ?

> Yes, but what you mean by "compatible with"? I have a vague idea, but "In the face of ambiguity, refuse the temptation to guess." 😉 For my use case...

Wow. That's an amazing thought. Quite inspired, I must say. @c1yd3i, you have revolutionised how I think about programming. It's going to take me a while to quite wrap my...

+1, My current (flawed) implementation sometimes passes and sometimes fails floors. Being able to repeatly re-run a failure until it isn't would be useful.

Async Python is Future Python, not Modern Python. A lot of widely used libraries are not (yet) async compatible and most Python running in the real world is not async....

Side note that my fork ([wsl-relay](https://github.com/Lexicality/wsl-relay)) supports gpg and I've been using it with an edited version of [Nimamoh's Script](https://blog.nimamoh.net/yubi-key-gpg-wsl2/) in WSL2 without problem

> I think it's important to address exactly what we're trying to solve. The problems my team and I currently have are: - Importing a file that doesn't exist should...

I eventually figured out it was being blocked by my firewall under `appinstallercli.exe`. I expected the winget application to have the word `winget` in the executable name or installation directory,...

I can definitely do that, but maintaining a fork sounds like a chore

> Isn't [the specification](https://semver.org/#summary) enough? > SemVer is all about compatibility... The spec is about API compatibility, but doesn't have any info about version compatibility, eg `~=1.2`