Brooks Rady

Results 42 issues of Brooks Rady

It would be super helpful for storing structs containing a `slotmap` inside of things like [quick-cache](https://github.com/arthurprs/quick-cache) or similar!

**Describe the feature:** Pretty simple — I was debating whether this is even better described as a bug report. I was just running `flox init` on a directory of mine...

enhancement
team-cli

**Describe the bug:** The activation command for `fish` fails for me because there is a `(...)` in the pathname, which `fish` tries to run as a command substitution since the...

bug
team-cli

https://github.com/CadQuery/cadquery/blob/3cd327a2dbaf3bae6791463a3dcb0ad7a714b607/cadquery/cq.py#L2930-L2988 If the cone generated by the angle and diameter is taller than the depth of the hole, it still cuts through and forms a conical cutout where I think...

### Feature description Something like https://pytorch.org/docs/stable/generated/torch.einsum.html, with something similar done in Rust already here: https://docs.rs/einsum-codegen/latest/einsum_codegen/ ### Feature motivation It's a more compact way to write out a number of tensor...

feature

It appears that https://docs.rs/dioxus-html/latest/dioxus_html/elements/div/constant.data.html isn't really a valid attribute? The link to MDN on that doc page is also broken! As far as I understand (this could be incorrect), `data`...

good first issue
breaking
html

I stumbled across this code in `kdl-rs`, and calling `KdlDiagnostic::severity()` returns `None` instead of the value stored in `pub severity`! ![Image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/b4ffcb80-9554-4e06-b528-4421fc47e1c6) This works (and is what the documentation shows): ![Image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/82942049-250a-47bf-a7ae-c7a2185bf99c)...

Apparently `syn` and its dependencies can often have a significant (negative) impact on compile times — projects like `facet` are therefore striving to keep their code-bases free of `syn`. It...

Not sure about the answer to this one myself, and it would be another thing to add to the queue of "breaking changes", but even things like `serde` don't include...

Not certain which algorithm we'd want to use, but I was very surprised to not find any sorting functions in `std`! It seems like a super common operation and there...

stdlib