Nathan West

`ordered_float` is definitely the standard for this. It provides two types: `NotNan` and `OrderedFloat`, both of which define a total ordering. The only thing it needs to work today is...

Thanks for the report. Yeah, this issue appears because the library was written for earlier versions of python 3, before async was a keyword. Should be a straightforward fix; I...

While definitely would not want to make this the default behavior, I'd be happy to add a new decorator, and add a matching flag to the autocommand decorator.

Hmmm. So, this is unfortunately not possible to solve in the general case, because the input to rust macros is arbitrary token trees, not expressions. Furthermore, even if I special-cased...

I'll put out there that, now that we have const generics, this is equivalent: ```rust #[autodefault::autodefault] fn foos() -> Vec { let f1 = Foo { x: 1 }; Vec::from([Foo...

Can I request that .navbar-item.is-active gets an example in the documentation?

Yeah, I was thinking about that, too. You'd have to do some extra typing to get out of the tabnine context. Still, glad to hear that brace closing works! On...

Yeah so I'm talking about, given this type: ```rust struct Document { values: HashMap } ``` It ~is~ will be possible to deserialize from this document: ``` values x=1 y=2...

I did just notice that `property::key` is optional, which if absent presumably means it can have an unlimited number of properties? I was looking for `min` and `max`; their absence...

Oh it's possible I misunderstood something then. If you have an unkeyed node with a min and max, that's not constraining the total number of nodes, that's constraining the total...