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#900's almost addressed now in #1686. Next blocker is #1787.

Hey @sezna, just found this issue! I'll leave my thoughts here from our discussion for prosperity as it seems the best place: ## Goals It seems we have identified two...

Copying some of my comments from slack: > My suspicion is that perhaps two separate processes are attempting to perform a git checkout from the their respective temporary git repos...

@bingcicle Having a `.forc-ok` file or similar sounds like a nice way of ensuring a checkout was completed successfully. However I don't think it fixes the issue where: 1. Process...

Just updating this with some recent developments: Sway now supports attributes as of https://github.com/FuelLabs/sway/pull/1488. The easiest approach to implementing this might be to follow in Rust's footsteps by supporting doc...

My intuition is that multiline doc comments are handled just the same, but the attribute they turn into is broken along multiple lines, something like: ```rust #[doc = r###" Withdraw...

For future readers/implementers: [this RFC](https://github.com/FuelLabs/sway-rfcs/blob/master/rfcs/0002-docstrings.md) covers the parsing of doc comments into an attribute representation, a good first step in addressing this. @sezna I think I remember you mentioning you'd...

Nice one @kayagokalp! I'll move these into the top-level post so that we get the fancy progress bar under the issue throughout github's UI.

Thanks @alexmorley! Yes exactly, `capture_frame` is your best bet. See `examples/draw/draw_capture.rs` for a demonstration of how to use it to record an image sequence. Once you have your image sequence,...

Thanks for the issue @julientregoat ! Yeah CPAL's current set of supported `SampleFormat`s is quite minimal, I think it's a good idea to start thinking about what other variants we...