James Cook

> I think the idea is that if `realpath` fails, we want to retain the original `path`. As you said, the assumption that `realpath` would not touch the output variable...

> Why is this function calling `realpath` anyway? Opening a file shouldn't require explicitly removing symlinks from the path, so why not remove the call to `realpath` and leave the...

I was also having trouble with file watching on OpenBSD. Passing `--poll-watcher` seems to fix it (thanks @yagebu).

> This is to do with the compilation model. Since everything gets concatenated into one file, an FFI declaration for something in the header file will fail. It's not great,...

I filed this bug for two reasons. First: `zip`'s behaviour seems to contradict [its documentation](https://docs.raku.org/type/List#routine_zip), which presents the signature as `sub zip(+@e, :&with --> Seq:D)`. Reading [this bit about the...

Speaking for myself, that sounds too similar to `zip` to be worth another function. If the current behaviour of `zip` is to be kept, at least the documentation should be...

This is Perl::Critic 1.152.

``` $ file f.html f.html: exported SGML document text ``` This is on my OpenBSD-current box, on which I found the bug. For completeness: on Linux it gives a different...

@jneira Thanks for the analysis. I don't have strong opinions or intimate knowledge of cabal, so I'll leave the discussion to others here and in #6299. I've learned the lesson...

No. `sed` is complaining because the file is a symlink: ``` $ ls -l /home/pobj/gurk-rs-0.4.3/.cargo/config lrwxr-xr-x 1 _pbuild _pbuild 43 May 19 15:22 /home/pobj/gurk-rs-0.4.3/.cargo/config -> /home/pobj/gurk-rs-0.4.3/.cargo/config.toml ``` Specifically, with this...