Dag Brattli

Perhaps we should just retire `TimeoutScheduler` and instead use `ThreadPoolScheduler` as default. The `TimeoutScheduler` was ported from JS and might not make sense to use for Python since it's unbounded.

Yes, sorry. Also updated traceback above: ``` TypeError: descriptor '__subclasses__' for 'type' objects doesn't apply to a 'types.GenericAlias' object ```

Some more info. The object itself where pdoc crashed is a type alias: ```py Try = Result[TSource, Exception] ``` I.e `Try` is just a narrower `Result` type where the last...

Yes, that works but gives duplicates the Result type in the menu (to the left). The doc page itself gets the name (Try) right. Any docstring for Try as a...

Yes, this is the same as #229. We should document it as a type alias and not as a class.

I've had this bug for a long time and it turned out that I had a bug in my settings. The "FSharp: Dotnet Root" was set to `/usr/local/share/dotnet/dotnet` (i.e including...

@alfonsogarciacaro I'm trying to understand this. Is the idea is to embed F# inside Python code? E.g as tripple quoted text and have it rendered as F# in the vscode?...

@alfonsogarciacaro I think this could be very interesting for better interop. But it would also be great if this could also work without vscode and even in a production environment....

@alfonsogarciacaro Arrays are a huge mess in Python except for NumPy, but I'm reluctant to take a direct dependency on a massive library like NumPy even if it would solve...

I believe it's the same for Python, i.e sanitizing all identifiers. Python have no way of escaping them. I have a feeling that there's something not being sanitized, but cannot...