Felix Ingram

@willmcgugan if the new `work` decorator grew a `delay` parameter then `delay` + `exclusive` would equal `debounce`... One thought though: does `delay` make sense without `exclusive`? So could `exclusive` take...

Yeah. @willmcgugan is a crafty one. Just stick an `await asyncio.sleep` in your function and set `exclusive`.

Some potential ideas for other options to go with `exclusive`: http://ember-concurrency.com/docs/task-concurrency Maybe also some docs inspiration.

So if you have a look here: https://textual.textualize.io/guide/workers/#work-decorator So previously with the `debounce` decorator, your task would be created in a `Timer`. If a new event came in, then the...

Hi @a-h. Is there an easy way to try out the main branch? (apologies - bit of a Go newb.) I think I've just encountered this issue - my laptop...

I've managed to patch my local version of `autoload/netrw.vim` and it appears to have fixed the issue. To confirm - this happens on Windows due to the `[` character being...

I was looking to do something similar and had an idea (currently untested). If you put the various commands into their own files as raw functions, then you can import...

So I've had the same issue and I was able to resolve it by opening a "Developer Powershell for VS2022" terminal, rather than my usual one. I then opened `nvim`...

Thanks @Noodle-Bug. The error was suggesting that some feature needed turning on and I couldn't find a way to change the compiler options used by the treesitter plugin, so I...

Beware of premature optimisation. If you're worried about speed then have a look at some of the python networking libraries, such as Twisted or Gevent. These allow you to do...