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A different kind of approach to support overriding via the command line is to have a general flag that accepts a fragment of config and applies it, this is the...

Potentially this information could be provided by rustdoc for each generic type, we have https://github.com/rust-lang/rfcs/issues/3515 about adding it to the UI.

I've done a little investigation as I can't push using an `ed25519-sk` key either. probably irrelevant packaging debugging to check that there is -sk support at all From what I...

I built Jujutsu against a version of libssh2 with debug logging enabled (nix overlay) ```nix pkgs-prev.jujutsu.overrideAttrs { buildInputs = with pkgs-final; [ openssl zstd libgit2 zlib (libssh2.overrideAttrs { configureFlags =...

Yes, they're passphrase protected, which appears to be why the subsequent attempt to use the key directly fails; they're stored unlocked in ssh-agent.

Yep, that branch appears to work fine. It can both use the key from the agent, and use it from disk with a passphrase prompt and auto-load it into the...

I want this for the case where I've ignored a file in my global `~/.git/config/ignore` but I want to have it tracked in one specific repository. It's not ignored by...

> One version of serde_derive is specific to exactly one version of serde, because it references private APIs that serde exposes specifically for that version of the derive. This should...

> Light testing with https://github.com/matklad/macro-dep-test seems to work! Did you test from outside the workspace? I've found that deactivated dependencies version requirements (using `optional`, I haven't tested `cfg`) influence version...

> Maybe this is solved nowadays, I guess rustc should be able to tell that the macro-namespace `serde::Serialize` is exactly the same as `serde_derive::Serialize`, so it could allow importing from...