Borja Lorente

> I talked to my fellow engineers and it seems that gazelle is only working correctly for Go projects. What do you recommend in this case? That was the case...

> 1- I did not talk about file-watchers here. These are in another ticket. Fair point, that was my mistake. I read this bit: > Check whether files were added...

I have no strong opinions on the collapsing or clicking of targets. As long as everything ends up being (sorted) plaintext and I can go back to the current UX,...

> If I asked rustfmt whether my library was formatted and it told me one of my dependencies was poorly formatted, I'd be surprised... True. I think the main disconnect...

> Absolutely! Thanks! I'll get to that. In the meantime, I've opened https://github.com/bazelbuild/rules_rust/pull/3612/files to show how an optional flag to toggle this behaviour could look like, without changing the default...

I've created another PR, #3660, that exposes the clippy action to other rulesets, so that `rules_lint` can implement this functionality.

Hey! Sorry for the late response. As I'm now an independent contractor, I'm not in a position to afford actively working on this repository, unfortunately. I'll assign it a low...

I'm all for easier target management, but could you expand on what you'd like the UI to do? Switch between project views? Modify the `targets` section of the current project...

If anyone is still having this issue, removing gzip compression in the Ghost container worked for me: Probably not the ideal solution, but it gets Caddy to stop complaining.

Hi! Sorry you're seeing the issue. I've tried to reproduce in one of our example projects (`examples/java/greetings_project`), and it doesn't reproduce (ran it 10 times, it showed as failed all...