Linus Wagner
Linus Wagner
Indeed, installing edgemesh has solved the problem. CoreDNS still shows up in an error state, but the DNS resolution seems to work
> > I have the same error, but adding `apiHostProto: "https"` didn't work > > ``` > > [lyuze@storage-2 openwhisk-deploy-kube]$ kubectl get pods -n openwhisk --watch > > NAME READY...
Also thanks Lisa for observing the warning in the first place!
Should explain that meta inf is used (besides others) to identify rascal project when resolving dependencies (rather than pom file, still no idea if that is used for anything outside...
Seems like the attributes don't appear in the argument in the Java code to begin with, so the problem might be how ADTs are handed over to Java
Possible workaround: use exceptions or assert instead of booleans to make the test fail
> I think the compiler can just interpret the existing boolean operators differently. Yes, for equality that works perfectly. But depending on how complex the tests get, we are still...
I think, this is mostly a problem for the usage of `readTextValueFileWithEmbeddedTypes`. The binary versions work without much thinking for me
I agree. For example, it is unclear for me what the difference between `createM3AndAstFromCppFile` and `parseCppToM3AndAst`. Looking at the signatures ``` tuple[M3, Declaration] createM3AndAstFromCppFile(loc file, list[loc] stdLib = classPaths["vs12"], list[loc]...
This list seems to now be moved to the `AST.rsc` file. However, it is still bias towards a Windows setup causing problems on other OS