Bruce Conrad

@joshmann35 Josh, it looks to me like the new event `dido:invitation_accepted` is raised in two different places, as hoped for, but that the `role` is `"invitee"` in both places. I...

The workaround is to change the name in both places at the same time, as in this example from [byu.hr.oit lines 395-402](https://github.com/Picolab/fully-sharded-database/blob/main/krl/byu.hr.oit.krl#L395-L402).

This is another way of stating issue #573 which would certainly be a part of resolving this issue.

Documented [here](https://picolabs.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/docs/pages/1184235/random) which _seems_ to imply that it would return a floating point number between 0 and 1, but that's not what happens. This issue would like it to happen...

One reported error is, «it's saying "SyntaxError: Unexpected token 'const'" but there's no 'const' in my code anywhere». Melissa Robertson says, "I’ve run into that before, it means there is...

I say "crept in" in the title because we had decided not to do anything with time zones, but leave all moments in the zone suggested by the final "Z"...

A solution is to do a strictly string manipulation of an ISO 8601 moment, taking advantage of the day-of-the-week being optional in RFC 822: ``` ms=["Jan","Feb","Mar","Apr""May","Jun","Jul","Aug","Sep","Oct","Nov","Dec"] f822=function(s){ dt=s.split("Z").head().split("T"); ds=dt.head().split("-"); [ds[2],ms[ds[1]-1],ds[0],dt[1],"GMT"].join("...

The question is, partly, why would we be expecting a left parenthesis at that point?

Using `defaction`s would be the workaround

After discussion with Matthew, decided that this would be a difficult thing to change in the parser/compiler, so we won't address it for now.