Cecile Tonglet

> My app is Linux-only at the moment, but I also need to parse a user-entered string and it doesn't look like libc-strftime can handle that. Why not use both?

@lakoliu ah yeah true but I did not implement localized parsing in chrono so it won't work either way

I'm not 100% sure but I think strptime is maybe part of libc? https://www.gnu.org/software/libc/manual/html_node/Low_002dLevel-Time-String-Parsing.html If that's the case, adding another binding will let you use both strftime and strptime from...

Hello! 1. Try to use relative paths. 2. Add `ls -l .....` to see if the files you are targeting are there or not ``` run: ls -l artifactsLinux/* ```

It's really unfortunate that I forgot about this ticket because I'm pretty sure I fixed my workflow at some point but can't remember what was wrong. I kept the ticket...

> Excellent use of emojis, by the way. :D Well, I'm not a maintainer on this project. I'm just trying to help others. Thank you for the feedback. Others might...

oh god I was going to install this extension, I'm glad I checked the issues first xD

Sorry for the late reply! [I got the notifications turned off for some reason.](https://twitter.com/CecileTonglet/status/1469965435160432640?s=20) Unfortunately I think this will be hard to reproduce on my own, can you check one...

`-x` itself sounds totally doable. Just one detail to be sure we understand each other: do you know that try-merge starts merging from the top (most recent) and then only...

It sounds very useful so I want to do it. That would be the heuristic, correct me if I'm wrong: 1. find the highest mergeable commit possible without conflict (just...