Ben Isenhart
Ben Isenhart
For the solution of buffering output and only rendering at the end, it would probably need to be an opt-in feature to avoid breaking code that may rely on having...
I also hit this issue and confirmed that it comes up based on nodejs version. I hit this when running on latest (18.7), but it is not an issue on...
Generally this is just a quick and dirty method to become familiar with a new database. For example, if I have a database holding some time series data that I...
Wouldn't you still get compile time checking at `newRow.ColumnN
Ah that's a good point. Thanks for the pointers!
Sure. Below is a code snippet that I can reproduce it with in an fsx file: ```fs open System open Microsoft.FSharp.Linq.NullableOperators let table1 = [ for i in 0 .....
Using an opening-only collection syntax feels like a footgun to me. For example, here is a case where the compiler can detect that a line is incorrectly indented and raise...
Is there a reason in this situation that using fsi with some sort of assembly caching is preferable to just using fsc to compile the script to an exe?
I believe it just just necessary to do `fsc myScript.fsx` to compile the script, then use `./myScript.exe` to run it without re-compiling. I don't think this is a perfect solution,...