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Today we use this format: ```gleam some_function( 123, 456, fn(x) { let y = x + 1 y }, ) ``` We want to support this format: ```gleam some_function(123, 456,...

lpil

Nightly releases: use cross, add Linux aarch64, rename artifacts for consistency

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The Github Actions release workflow has gone through a few changes. The nightly release workflow should be updated as well

michallepicki

Create an npm package for Gleam highlight JS

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@lpil will need to do this one https://github.com/exercism/gleam/issues/23#issuecomment-1174758195

lpil

Native or wasm compiler backend for Gleam

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It would be fun and also useful if we could compile Gleam to native code. This comes up frequently in our discord chats, so let's keep some notes here for...

lpil

Add something like __MODULE__ and __FUNCTION__ and __LINE__

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in `foo.gleam`: ```gleam pub fn bar() { "called foo.bar()" // Having __MODULE__ and __FUNCTION__ and __LINE__ would be useful here } ``` I would use this in production for things...

inoas

LSP doesn't work for mix projects

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I have a Gleam app inside an Elixir/Phoenix project, and I'm using the MixGleam project to compile the Gleam code when I start up the Elixir application. I can compile...

edkelly303

Boolean in Bit Strings

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It'd be cool to support `1 -> True` and `0 -> False` (and vice versa) in bit string patterns and values.

varnerac

gleam_pgo fails to compile under windows

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gleam_pgo fails to compile under windows, for some reason or another. here be the logs: ``` Compiling pgo ===> Analyzing applications... ===> Compiling pgo ===> Compiling src/pgo_type_server.erl failed src/pgo_type_server.erl:{13,14}: can't...

thatcher-gaming

Language Server request fails on Windows 10

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Whenever a request is sent to the language server ony my PC, which is running Windows 10,, an error saying that the path of the specified file cannot be found...

alexdev-at

Module level incremental compilation

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Currently we recompile the entire top package each time there is a change, resulting in module being compiled even if they and none of their dependants having changed. Change it...

lpil