Dan Kolsoi
Currently we're running tests once and then again when uploading codecoverage. We should combine this into one process and ideally have the codecoverage use the original test data.
A common pattern being used looks something like this: ```rust fn inkwell_does_stuff(input: &[&InkwellValue]) { let mut input = Vec = input.iter().map(|val| val.as_value_ref()).collect(); // call LLVM function with raw ptr to...
Had to mark certain doc tests as `no_run` because they were throwing a linking error on travis (possibly due to LLVM?) I could not reproduce on either of my local...
There's a trend of creating elegant yet simple websites for rust libraries. It's worth considering, once we've made enough progress. See, for example: * [clap.rs](https://clap.rs) * [diesel.rs](https://diesel.rs) * [gotham.rs](https://gotham.rs) *...
This is a follow up to #45 We should constrain `FloatMathValue` & `IntMathValue` (names pending) to be implemented only for Vectors that have a numeric subtype, that is, `IntValue` and...
It'd be pretty neat if you could do something like: ```rust let foo = function! { foo(a: u32, b: CustomStruct, c: Ptr) -> u32 { entry: a
Locally, it seems to pass most of the time but will occasionally fail with an OS error saying the file descriptor is bad. (Ubuntu at least). Seems to fail more...
As of #22, value and type trait definitions are no longer a part of the trait macro. It would be great to roll this all back up into the macro,...
Updated to a recent version of luminance. Mostly working, wasn't able to figure out how to update the `colormap` fn, but it doesn't seem to be used anywhere.
https://github.com/nushell/nushell nushell might be too young / not have all the required features yet. Not sure. But it would be a great shell target