Kang Seonghoon

This turned out to be more difficult than I've originally thought. Originally I thought that this is a mere reporting issue because the type system doesn't care about the names...

@Phrohdoh Good point! (I should migrate a private issue tracker to here, I'm tired of the presentation today ;) The main issue is that I cannot ship different `.vsix` files...

FYI @JanLikar has since created the [cargo-clone](https://github.com/JanLikar/cargo-clone) for this exact purpose. (I note that here because I was asked about the feature and found that the subcommand is not yet...

The original author of [Chrono](https://github.com/lifthrasiir/rust-chrono) here. I'm very unsure about the multiplication and division on the `Duration`, especially when it involves a floating point operation. You wouldn't want `Duration::days(10) *...

Chrono (at least for the 0.4.x series) will continue to support three "duration-like" types: * `std::time::Duration` for the standard library compatibility * `time::Duration` for the backward compatibility (this is still...

@JoeyAcc It will be essentially the same format as `std::time::duration` except for being signed. There is no reason to use 128-bit integers for `TimeSpan` because it is simply too large...

> This is assuming the hardware stays at nanosecond precision, which may not hold. I myself wouldn't mind moving as far as we can in the direction of the Planck...

Alex Crichton has [confirmed](https://internals.rust-lang.org/t/format-to-string-does-not-panic-on-std-fmt-error-intentional-or-not/2601) that `ToString::to_string` implementations are indeed supposed not to trigger such situation. This also means that Chrono's current `DelayedFormat` implementation is seriously flawed, prompting the subsequent change.

@dashed Not yet. Recently I was busy in the daily job so I was unable to think more about this. (I do the occasional Rust hacking, but new versions of...

I have been recently hit by this issue. This issue is especially annoying in the cross compilation situation, as targets (and thus toolchain files) may change at any time. In...