Xavier Noria

If I execute `chpc 65001`, the output is: ``` # # # # # nil ``` Almost!

Today I could not reproduce, trying more carefully. The file system in my machine is in `Windows-1252`. I created a directory called `à` _using the file explorer_ to make sure...

However, `ø` belongs to `Windows-1252` (code 248) and the same script prints the expected byte, but fails to perform the `require_relative`. This is interesting, because both `à` and `ø` and...

@mohits Which Ruby version is that? I discovered by [testing related things](https://github.com/fxn/zeitwerk/commit/9d5f9b21cbe91d27777e5763108c9042a15e0c4c) in Zeitwerk that in Ruby 3.0 the file system encoding is assumed (unsure if the verb is correct)...

Can you reproduce with the `debug` gem commented out?

I am facing this issue too: ``` % asdf install ruby 2.6.5 ruby 2.6.5 is already installed % asdf local ruby 2.6.5 % ruby -v No preset version installed for...

I uninstalled and reinstalled, and the problem disappeared.

Does this API actually make sense? Is the main use case for connecting to a Phoenix WebSocket to get a socket back in an uncertain state? Or is the main...

If the current `start_link/1` is useful for some use cases, you could have a convenience wrapper, for example ```elixir {:ok, connected_socket} = PhoenixClient.Socket.connect(..., timeout: ...) ``` and you get `{:error,...

@fhunleth all that makes sense, but the problem is that the most elemental API ```elixir {:ok, socket} = PhoenixClient.Socket.start_link(socket_opts) ``` does not give you a connected socket. Not because of...