Alex Arslan

Bump! I was hoping for this functionality for Julia and came across this PR. Looks like @tpope hasn't been around in a while, but @bicycle1885, would you be willing to...

Sure, will do. Thanks!

I forked the repo, applied these changes to a branch, and have been testing out the changes, but I can't seem to get it to work at all with Julia....

I keep getting a server error every time I try to sign the CLA. 🤔 Perhaps it'll work eventually. EDIT: All good now

@dougalm, I think this PR will fix CI, which is currently red on `main`. I believe CI is failing on `main` because setting `DEX_CI` enables `DEX_DEBUG`, which is broken without...

If you wrap bounds checking in `@boundscheck`, I believe the checks will be elided when called with `@inbounds`.

``` julia> max(Interval(2,6), Interval(3,5)) # Expecting `Interval(2,6)` Interval{Int64}(3, 5, Inclusivity(true, true)) ``` Based solely on the documentation, this one definitely looks like a bug: > The standard `` operators (which...

My thoughts on this, for however many cents ≤2 they're worth: Namespaces could be one-to-one with registries, which in turn could work like Homebrew taps. Say there are two registries,...

@GravityAssisted You can use the unregistered TOML parsing package by doing ```julia Pkg.clone("https://github.com/wildart/TOML.jl.git") ``` But the usual cautions apply to using any package on its master branch: breaking changes could...

In terms of actual implementation, inspiration could be taken from Homebrew, which has opt-out telemetry and is MIT licensed (so there's no need to worry about derived works).