Benjamin Valpey

First, thank you for your time and response. However, I think the proposed verbiage is even more confusing. I'm not sure if distinct is referring to the memory, or the...

> In the meantime, if you want to work around it, you can swap the order of the two arguments. Place the `validator` first, then `default`. This doesn't actually fix...

Would be helpful if it by default added :ivar: for instance variables (specifically those not prefixed with underscore).

I think this is because of how [] is used to notate "optional" types. In other words, since the notation ```lua ---@field [integer] string ``` asserts that any field of...

Correct me if I am wrong, but it seems that Naga still does not fully implement the Alias Analysis as required by the WGSL spec (noted in the comment above)....

Thanks for your response! I do have some stake in this. Sharing thoughts below. I'm working on an analysis for wgsl and am using Naga to drive it, hooking into...

Not sure how that issue is related. I don't have questions about uniformity analysis.

> Once you've created your plugin, you'll need to update your hatch config and add your plugin and its configuration (you can find your configuration with `hatch config find`). Ok,...

> The plugin has to be accessible to the build system, to do that, declare the plugin as a [build time dependency](https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/reference/build-system/pyproject-toml/#build-time-dependencies) in your pyproject.toml. Typically, these are pip installable,...

> If you used something else, you'll need to figure out where hatch's python environment lives, activate it, and pip install your plugin into it. I've always used pipx so...