Jacob Helwig

> So something like this would work? > > ``` > --- src/tree_sitter_parser.rs > +++ src/tree_sitter_parser.rs > @@ -857,6 +857,14 @@ > src/tree_sitter_parser.rs --- Rust > 857 857 let position...

I was using macOS at the time (haven't tried doing the export on Windows, yet). The steps for me were: * Install `pandoc` via [Homebrew](https://brew.sh/) (`brew install pandoc`) * Install...

Yes. Thanks!

@necaris I'm also running into this on an M1 MacBook Pro, using Emacs 28 from https://github.com/d12frosted/homebrew-emacs-plus/

Where are we supposed to put the app-specific password into EVEMon? The only option appears to be "Request Authentication" which ends up going straight to the "This app is blocked"...

Steven Parkes has a fork of watchr that uses EventMachine to get this functionality instead of rev. Last I spoke with him, I got the impression that it was functional,...

Given that the underlying [`axum::extract::ws` is capable of returning text data](https://docs.rs/axum/0.4.2/axum/extract/ws/enum.Message.html#variant.Text) over the websocket, and that the majority of WebSocket APIs I've interacted with return text data, instead of binary...

To be clear: I wasn't trying to suggest that it be all strings all the time. I would expect to be able to return both, similar to how `axum::extract::ws::Message` allows...

Returning a struct with the headers plus the data would make a lot of sense, and should be reasonable for people to work with, as this is what things like...

Looks like the problem is that `/opt/puppetlabs/puppet/lib/ruby/vendor_gems/bin/` (where the gem ends up putting the `eyaml` binary) isn't in the `PATH`. I got around this locally by symlinking the `eyaml` binary...