Lilith Orion Hafner
Lilith Orion Hafner
~Something like `juliaup self status` or `juliaup self version` would be nice to tell what version of juliaup I'm using.~ It would also be nice to see which juliaup channel...
Huzzah! `nightly` is now a valid channel. This is so exciting! However, when the `nightly` channel is not installed, it is mischaracterized as "invalid" instead of "not installed": ``` x@fedora:~$...
I just tried running `julia` from the command line and got a Permission denied error. Trying again fixed it. ``` x@fedora:~/.julia/dev/proj1$ julia bash: /home/x/.juliaup/bin/julia: Permission denied x@fedora:~/.julia/dev/proj1$ julia _ _...
The extra step of reloading the shell or re-executing a startup file seems unnecessary to me. This is especially important for scripts using juliaup via expect. It would be nice...
It would be cool if Julia came up in this list and, if selected, ran as `julia Example.jl`
# Current behavior ``` x@ x dev % julia +1.6 +1.9 --version julia version 1.6.7 ``` # Proposed behavior ``` x@x dev % julia +1.6 +1.9 --version julia version 1.9.2...
When I run `juliaup add 1.7` it takes a long time to download because of a slow internet connection. This is okay, but when I try to launch `julia +1.8.2`...
The JuliaSyntax method `range(::SyntaxNode)` provides very useful functionality, but I personally don't think it is semantically aligned with the generic `Base.range` function enough to be a method of that function....
In this case, parentheses are requires, but the warning says they are not: ```julia julia> JuliaSyntax.parse(Expr, "using A: (..)") ERROR: ParseError: # Warning @ line 1:10 using A: (..) #...
Running `parseall(SyntaxNode, "abc", ignore_error=true)` should throw because "ignore_error" is not a valid keyword. ```julia julia> parseall(SyntaxNode, "abc", ignore_error=true) line:col│ tree │ file_name 1:1 │[toplevel] 1:1 │ abc julia> parseall(SyntaxNode, "abc...