Jean-Sébastien Pédron

Results 52 issues of Jean-Sébastien Pédron

Here is an example: -spec f(foo) -> bar; (bar) -> baz. Before this patch, rendering the docs with rebar3 would crash with the following exception: edoc: error in layout 'edown_layout':...

Until RabbitMQ 3.8.0, the Upgrade subsystem was the solution to provide upgrade functions to e.g. change a Mnesia table schema or convert an on-disk file format. It did its magic...

A feature flag can be marked as "auto-enable" by setting `auto_enable` to true in its properties. An auto-enable feature flag is automatically enabled as soon as all nodes in the...

@dcorbacho and I have several changes in our respective branches that could go into `master` and then a RabbitMQ release way before we start to import Khepri bits. This would...

@kjnilsson would like a way to auto-enable a feature flag that has no visible change to end users, so that they don't have to worry about it. The feature flag...

TBW; this pull request is mainly to trigger testing in GitHub Actions. A complete description will be written when the work is closer to completion.

bazel
make

Having a `parse_transform` module take care of the parsing of string-based paths at compile time would bring the best of both world: easy to type and read string-based paths while...

enhancement

Currently, Unicode in paths is undefined behavior or defined as crashing behavior in some places :-). It would be nice to improve this, at least to have a clear behavior...

enhancement

In #72, we introduce a cache for already extracted standalone functions to improve performances. Currently, this cache will grow indefinitely. We need some kind of policy to clean it up.

enhancement

This idea comes from some [feedback on the Erlang forum](https://erlangforums.com/t/khepri-a-tree-like-replicated-on-disk-database-library-for-erlang-and-elixir-introduction-feedbacks/438/30?u=dumbbell): > Have you considered maybe supporting callbacks and/or notifications as well as Funs? e.g. > ```erlang > {callback, Mod ::...

enhancement
good first issue