Fernando K

It also lacks a ^ and $ for the time pattern, just like the date one, otherwise it matches "4;30" when you input "24:00"

Is this being worked on? This is a very important issue for projects involving decimal values, and I was thinking about starting a prototype for this RFC.

I was referring to this functionality: https://github.com/linkeddata/rdflib.js/blob/2a08cfe753f71289ef5a1c7c804a8e29a9711c04/src/serializer.js#L582 If it finds something that doesn't have a prefix, it creates a new one out of thin air currently. It would be nice...

Ah, I can somewhat see what the issue is, then, this is not standardized. This library already stores the prefixes inside the model, via `setPrefixForURI` as a "hack". My suggestion...

I spent some hours debugging why Firefox wasn't working inside Docker today. My conclusion: Make sure that the user has a home directory, otherwise Firefox just hangs.

I'll just comment that "Always requiring the `hacktoberfest-approved` label on PRs" is not correct. As per the code: https://github.com/digitalocean/hacktoberfest/blob/daed0a32bb838307066aff80291009b97cae5d8a/app/models/pull_request.rb#L107-L112 It's either merged, approved (by review), or with label `hacktoberfest-accepted`.

So, seeing as #245 was delayed, could someone take a look at this? I would just like to be able to disable genetic manipulation (and use only the "extra" part...

Is this being worked on?

Ah ok, I ran into https://github.com/ForestryMC/Binnie/issues/305 (disabling genetics makes every block and recipe still show up, albeit broken) and ended up in this bug. Thanks for the update, though, I...

Will it be in Go or Rust? 👀 I would have no problem contributing to JS, however.