Alexis Hunt
Alexis Hunt
I'm working on a "testing harness lite" library, where multiple erros can be accumulated and then emitted all at the end of the test. I would like to make it...
## Bevy version 0.12 ## What you did I attempted to load a JPEG asset without the `jpeg` feature enabled. ## What went wrong I received an error: `2024-01-24T16:46:41.664329Z ERROR...
Both Agda and Idris had unsoundness caused by using IEEE floating point equality as definitional equality, whereby `0.0 == -0.0` despite the two values being different and behaving differently. In...
I would have expected a `SystemSet` to be some sort of container type that you can add and remove systems to/from, just from it's name, but that couldn't be further...
[Request] Additional data model support for court/reporter information in Canadian legal citations
I am trying to write a style supporting Canadian legal citations, which have a variety of arcane formatting requirements requiring entry-specific metadata. For instance, court decisions were historically published in...
I am not sure how [`jurisdiction`](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/jurisdiction#English) came to be the entrytype for case law, but it is the wrong word. The correct word is [`jurisprudence`](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/jurisprudence#English). Therefore I would propose adding...
In some legal citation styles, citations of legal cases occasionally include historical information about the case. > *Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Association v Ontario (AG)* (1998), 162 DLR (4th) 257...
It would be helpful for me to be able to make custom enum variant names for `Display`/`FromStr` derivations. Currently I have a bespoke macro for this purpose.
`vim-markdown` does not properly recognize that inline code fences override other inline formats, see for example [Example 334](https://github.github.com/gfm/#example-334) from the GitHub spec which is [Example 332](https://spec.commonmark.org/0.28/#example-322) in CommonMark. If you...
Links that span multiple lines inside lists confuse the highlighting: 1. [foo bar](baz) In this case, "foo bar" should get the link highlight. Instead, "foo" gets the link highlight, "bar"...