Adam Boniecki
Adam Boniecki
Week 12: Python 3.6 compatibility #621 done and merged. I fixed multiple discrepancies in error messages between Python 3.4, 3.5 and 3.6 here #643, it is ready for review. Now...
Wrap up: #643 is merged, I promised a cleanup PR to make runtime version checks less awkward, but did not manage to deliver this week. I still intend to do...
I poked around a little bit. Here is a simpler repro in an fsi session: ``` > type T = unit -> unit;; type T = unit -> unit >...
I'd like to take a stab at this. I assume an RFC is required?
I've just noticed that we likely shouldn't fully align with C# on how raw string (aka triple quote string) interpolation works, as in C#, a raw string starting with `N`...
I have a work in progress PR with RFC for this suggestion here: https://github.com/fsharp/fslang-design/pull/715
The RFC template has a Scaling section, it says: > Please list the dimensions that describe the inputs for this new feature (...) For each, estimate a reasonable upper bound...
Thanks @alfonsogarciacaro! I also initially thought that dealing with N `$` might not be feasible, but eventually arrived at a working [proof of concept](https://github.com/dotnet/fsharp/compare/main...abonie:fsharp:poc_improved_interpolation) - not sure if that's the...
Discussion started on fslang-design: https://github.com/fsharp/fslang-design/discussions/716
Just to clarify, for the example in the original post: > **Repro steps** > > ```fsharp > printfn $"{Seq.max [nan; 2.; 1.; 4.]}" > printfn $"{Seq.max [3.; nan; 1.; 4.]}"...