Parnell Springmeyer

Thanks for the issue ticket. I also think in nix 1.12 `nix-copy-closure` will handle key exchange too so we'll probably need to remove that behavior from the tool. That's probably...

@gilligan no, I was busy over the weekend with some other higher-priority personal projects. I will probably get to this later this week if not this weekend (I want to...

My colleague @intractable solved this by writing monoid instances for the rpc response types. gRPC and proto3 lean heavily on "zero initialized" value semantics for the scalar types and some...

@NicolasT I misinterpreted your question then, sorry. You can return an error from the server with a status code and description using a type of [`GRPCIOError`](https://github.com/awakesecurity/gRPC-haskell/blob/master/src/Network/GRPC/LowLevel/GRPC.hs#L37) with this constructor: `GRPCIOBadStatusCode...

Oh one more thought w.r.t selection of a monoid for grpc proto response messages: the monoid @intractable selected for the response types implements the `mappend` method in terms of ``.

HTTP has a notion of a successful but empty bodied response: the 204 No Content. It wouldn't surprise me if gRPC had a similar response code since it's based on...

Hi, thank you for creating this ticket!

@sboosali `nix-shell release.nix -A grpc-haskell.env` worked okay for me; I'm on NixOS 17.03: ```bash $ nix-shell release.nix -A grpc-haskell.env $ # Lots of build activity... [nix-shell:]$ echo-server --help Runs the...

I did have trouble running `stack build` within the nix-shell environment though. I might spend some time today on ironing out why.

Boy that's weird. I get a no compiler found error and when I try to run stack setup I get another very arcane error (all from within the nix-shell environment)...