Duncan Holm

@ronjouch `modd` is a completely separate program that is optional, so you do not need to worry about it or its config file. This issue is indeed about the peculiarity...

That's probably part of a wider question in Windows developer land. Namely, is the native Windows CLI a lost cause? And is it unreasonable to expect all OSS-aware Windows developers...

Another common occurrence of this is running the executable via a symlink, where the symlink has a different basename to the executable it's pointing to. I guess `ProcessInfo.processInfo.processName` from Foundation...

> What does this mean? Presumably that the latest tagged release of modd (v0.8 from Jan 2019) is from before the project started being/using Go modules ([Aug 2019](https://github.com/cortesi/modd/commit/093e000671c4f69483e7d56de8c9db465ca67270))

If you did mean cleaning the *output*, then this is usually the responsibility of the terminal application itself (e.g. by pressing Ctrl-L in most Mac or Linux terminal applications).

I'd like to humbly suggest that such documentation shouldn't use a font with "programming ligatures". They're something that some people choose to use in their own customised editors, but it's...

It's a valid issue. Still present in deno 1.25.1

Thank you. It seems like there are several word-related issues going at different levels (there's also this: https://github.com/ocaml-community/lambda-term/issues/112)

Yes, if SublimeHQ is going to start using tooling for this then please go with `mypy` as the source of truth for type checker results, since it's the quasi-official Python...

Previously addressed here: https://github.com/elm/core/issues/965