Darren Schroeder
Darren Schroeder
Getting `can't convert int to string` error when trying to parse a list of three strings as integers
I'm betting this is because you're using `find` without using `ansi strip`. The `find` command highlights the results. The `\e[37m01` in your second post is an ansi escape sequence.
Interesting. Good catch. That should be an easy fix.
> Funny that I caught the typos check on that. I can change that test so it shouldn't trigger it @devyn Yes, please. Just something that doesn't trigger the CI...
> This is not a breaking code change for plugins, but it is incompatible at the serialization level, so they do have to be recompiled. Apparently, this is a breaking...
@devyn Sounds good. Also, with your upcoming changes, please take into account the feedback we've given so far. It sounds like you are with changing the impl_stream_data_io macro but it...
Agreed. We should probably move mkdir to mkdir-old and umkdir to mkdir soon.
It seems like it should check if it a file or a folder somewhere.
Feel free to ping the PR author to see if they have time to investigate.
if you add `--features=sqlite` you can do cargo test. We need to fix that but it hasn't been tracked down yet.
> Speaking of tests I think I should make a test or two for changing timestamps of directories, but tomorrow at the earliest cause I need to get to sleep...