Matthew Bauer

> Thanks for making this change. I'm not sure we can use this method -- `-a ...` is a Bash-ism -- but I'm sure we can do something. Oops didn't...

So I think the reasoning for not terminating when all clients are gone still makes sense - just because there is no client doesn't mean the process isn't still alive....

I was actually seeing an unrelated bug first where no pointer / keyboard would focus on my GTK app. That ended up being fixed by updating to wlroots 0.11. I...

The problem is that Wayland sets `SIG_BLOCK` (https://github.com/wayland-project/wayland/blob/df969706f4cd479a525a69a13f86589d6b313b5b/src/event-loop.c#L731). You might say this is a bug in Wayland since you would expect the event loop to exit properly, but I think...

I'm thinking of an implementation like this: ``` js test.group(function(test) { test("test a", function() { }); test.beforeEach("before test a but not test b", function() { }); }); test("test b", function()...

> Well... not on the prototype hopefully. :smile: Woops I was thinking of that backwards. I meant "runner.tests" where runner is an instance of Runner. > But yes, that is...

> I've used this process with `musl`'s dynamic loader and it works very nicely for generating portable executables; so anecdotal +1 from me. Meaning you ship the dynamic linker with...

> I might be missing something, but AFAIK you could also invoke the loader directly in your wrapper script and pass your binary as an argument, see ld-linux (8). I.e....

"nix" is also a dependency

Another option for this would an option like "--max-rebuilds" to provide a limit for how many derivations you are willing to rebuild. This would at least prevent things like Travis...