Kye W. Shi

While `xvfb-run` sounds like a valid workaround to the issue, I want to ask: why _does_ pre-compilation require an X11 connection anyway? Shouldn't it be the case that establishing a...

Relatedly, the TOML spec allows replacing the `T` in a datetime like `2021-02-07T23:00:00-08:00` with a space for readability (as does the [RFC 3339 spec](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3339#section-5.6)). Granted, this is also a [0.5.0](https://github.com/toml-lang/toml/releases/tag/v0.5.0)...

Thanks! Also, what's up with the `Ppxlib__.Import.` prefixes everywhere for built-in types, e.g. ```ocaml val elist : (Ppxlib__.Import.expression Ppxlib__.Import.list -> Ppxlib__.Import.expression) with_loc ``` instead of ```ocaml val elist : Parsetree.expression...

Hmm-- I'm working on a project that requires `[@@deriving]`-like features, except on _module declarations_. As far as I can tell, `[@@deriving]` only currently supports types. If there is no plan...

Does it, really? The [API docs](https://ocaml-ppx.github.io/ppx_deriving/Ppx_deriving.html) seem to indicate only support for `type_ext` and `type_decl` transformers (no mention of modules whatsoever), and _every single one_ of the examples in the...

Thanks for updating the docs! My project, however, requires operating on a _module expression_, which so it seems is not provided by `deriving`.

Relatedly, it would be nice if mdsvex were to display any `messages` generated by the remark/rehype plugins, as they otherwise go ignored/unnoticed.

Hi y'all, just wanted to plug a package I wrote to deal with these issues while trying to use mdsvex for my own website: https://github.com/kwshi/rehype-katex-svelte It's essentially a drop-in replacement...

Thanks, @Masstronaut! By the way, I just published a newer version of rehype-katex-svelte (v1.1.2) which _should_ work correctly with [email protected] (this was pointed out and addressed in kwshi/rehype-katex-svelte#2). So give...

By the way, I have elvish set directly as my default login shell. I've been going for almost a month now, and there aren't any big issues (yet). There's still...