Flávio J. Saraiva

I'm still too green in rust to understand what you are trying to do in v2. I'll give it another try later. :)

I tried the 0.2 branch (ee088c8a2de563b9f723a8fe3e04efcea207d3f5). I was able to implement a working `Store` for my format. :) I also noticed that the struct names of `zip.rs`/`tar.rs` were confusing me......

Not sure what you mean... let me give you an example of the usage I was thinking: ```rust let local = Local::new("."); let wanted_path = Path::new("DATA.EXT"); let matching_path = local.resolve_case_insensitive_path(wanted_path)?;...

With caseless paths out of the way (0.2.2) I gave it another go and realized that I need to overlay an amount of stores determined at run time because of...

Or you can implement `Store` for `Vec`, which is what I'm trying right now. =P

They are a specializations of Store for standard types, so I would expect them to be documented in Store.

Tried to mess a bit with autocfg but got blocked by the `rustc_private` feature. In the meantime I found a temporary solution: ```rust extern crate autocfg; use std::process::Command; use std::process::Output;...

I had another go at this and a strategy based on `cargo check` seems to work fine for me. How about adding something similar to this crate? ```rust trait AutoCfgExt...

In the current cbindgen (0.27.0) you can get around the issue by assigning a custom macro to the feature and always defining it in after_includes or header. cbindgen.toml: ```toml after_includes...

Typing `GRML_OSTYPE=$(uname -s)` in a zsh shell (without grml-zsh-config) also freezes, so it's either a bug in zsh or one of it's dependencies. It gets stuck in pause(). With: *...