Jarl Gullberg

I've got the same issue. See my issue and PR on RateLimiter - this is preventing the use of the library at the moment.

This remains an issue on Ubuntu 22.04 using GCC 11.

The core idea is to fail fast when you, as the developer, have done something that cannot be handled gracefully - the best comparison I have is C++'s `std::terminate()` function...

Rust, for all the things I fault with its syntax choices, explains the difference really well here: https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/macro.panic.html#when-to-use-panic-vs-result

Exactly right :slightly_smiling_face:

Having an analyzer would be a great complement, but not a replacement.

So based on some of the discussions on github, here's an outline of the test cases that need to be implemented: ## Case 1 * Interface only * Single method...

Can you rebase this on master and ensure the tests pass before I review it?

This is something that's sorely needed, and I really appreciate it! As for the tools of choice, I'm fine with whatever as long as it's open-source and cross-platform. No Windows-only...

I was looking at DocFx in the past and really wanted to use it, but the framework-only builds were a blocker. I was mainly waiting for the 3.0 release which...