Aaron VonderHaar

Thanks for the info. I'm using a fork of cheapskate in elm-format because I wanted to avoid adding a c dependency (and also because I needed to match some of...

It turns out this happens any time non-reference lines follow a reference line without a blank line in between. For reference, here's the fix I used in the forked version...

I'm not sure if this will lead to a solution for 0.17, but I believe this is around the commit that would be relevant to the 0.17.1 release: https://github.com/elm-lang/elm-platform/tree/b7a68b23dc3db5c0c7707d70955e953b8cada7f1

How is a linux-arm64 docker container able to run linux-x64 binaries? Is that somehow using Rosetta inside the docker container? Does it only work on MacOS? Does your docker image...

Maybe this has been seen and considered already, but hedgehog is a haskell library that tried to address common difficulties with quickcheck generators: http://teh.id.au/posts/2017/04/23/property-testing-with-hedgehog/ Also, interesting comments from the QuickCheck...

The `randomWalk` idea does not allow for the following case: using the model to create and `Html msg`, and then using the `Html msg` to produce a list of possible...

I imagined the message would be something like what `elm-html-test` does: ``` Expect.any 1) 2) 3) ... Expected: any of the above to pass X: all of the above failed...

I agree that this is not commonly needed, but here's the test I have; what would you suggest? ```elm html |> dropzoneNode 0 "Evidence" |> expectAny [ expectCorrect "Correct Answer"...

Further arguments for including `Expect.any`: - `all`/`any` parallel `&&`/`||`; even though `any` would be infrequently used, it's still needed to provide a complete API - The example given for `all`...

Okay, I can prepare a PR at some point, then. As a final consideration of whether it's something to not add, maybe it would be useful to try to come...