Tim Bray

I'm going to close this because realistically, catching up with AWS Event Ruler (and then keeping up) is likely to occupy bandwidth for the foreseeable future.

I think that if it’s not hideously difficult, it'd be good to bring expat up to XML 1.0r5. At the same time, patch the namespace-processing logic so it's in sync...

Yes, I see that.

Thanks! I'm glad to hear I'm not the first to hit this. Might it be worthwhile to probe the URL https://${instance}/@${handle_migrated_to}.rss because that seems to be what most instances offer?...

Absolutely. The way anything-but and suffix matching is done are sort of hacky (I can say that because anything-but is my own gross hack) and I suspect quite a bit...

Benchmarks.java already has a few benchmarks that pound away at `addRule()` - they measure various things, might be good enough to add latency measurement to an existing one.

Those benchmarks are generally lousy for their declared purpose, back when I was doing that there was really no good way to track Java memory usage and relate it to...

Um, for `{"x": [true]}` does Ruler actually add quotes? At one point it didn't.

Also numbers, right?

Oops, I said that backward, I meant that numbers are not "-wrapped. Anyhow, I think we have converged here.