Emile Cormier

@jk-jeon I don't have a reference off the top of my head to give you. Certainly not Ryu, as they messed things up like having really short function names in...

> I think https://github.com/Dobiasd/FunctionalPlus/issues/222 provides the rationale behind the practice I got to follow. I don't agree with their approach, and it goes against the convention in Linux. Let's say...

Whenever you see - `usr/include/somelib-1.1` - `usr/include/somelib-1.2` It's because the library didn't strictly follow the semantic versioning convention. Some apps/libraries in the system depend on the behavior of somelib v1.1...

@alugowski It it helps, the [C++ fmt](https://github.com/fmtlib/fmt) library uses the Dragonbox algorithm under the hood, and you can control its output exactly the way you want.

There is a Discussions tab you can enable in GitHub repos. The problem with Discord is that it's just a linear chat and doesn't lend itself well to finding answers...

> I'll keep this open since I do plan to add built-in support for "range" on file_body. Was range support for `file_body` ever implemented? I'm scouring through the documentation and...

I should add that I don't really need this range request support right now; I was just curious to know if it was supported.

> @ecorm No, there is no support for specifying a range in basic_file_body. However we can add this if you have a use case for it. The use case would...

I'm not an expert in this area, but I imagine a video streaming server might want to do something more sophisticated than opening a file and read a part of...

I have a question related to this. When `websocket::stream::async_close` fails, will read operations receive an error (so that the application knows to end)?