Mathieu Barbin

To give another data-point, having the output of of ocamlformat matches `ocp-indent --config=JaneStreet` is a agreed upon requirement before considering opting in into ocamlformat on the files I am working...

> Have any such cases been encountered? Yes. While the following is quite reasonably printed by ocamlformat: ``` let a_longish_function_name (type a) (type comparator_witness) (module S : Module_type_that_passes_the_margin with type...

Hi @panglesd, Thanks for pinpointing the code and shedding light on the rationale behind it :smiley:. Your explanation makes a lot of sense! I've been pondering over this now and...

Hello @panglesd, Thank you for responding to all my questions. I can only imagine the complexities involved in maintaining `ppxlib`, a package that plays such a pivotal role in the...

Hi @NathanReb, Great to hear you're looking into this :smiley:. Perfect timing - I've been contemplating updating this ticket recently: In my continued use of `bisect_ppx`, I've found myself resorting...

Got it, thanks so much! If down the line you'd like me to check out a ppxlib built from a PR or something like this, please let me know -...

You're welcome. Good luck with the fixes. Best, Mathieu On Monday, April 20, 2015, Patrick Byrne [email protected] wrote: > Yikes. Definitely not right. Thanks for reporting! > > ## >...

Note: Upon further reflection, I realized that I had inadvertently conflated fuzz testing with QuickCheck property testing in my previous description. I've updated the description above to more accurately reflect...

Hi @Lupus ! I want to express my gratitude for your innovative thinking and consideration of compatibility with other frameworks. Your ideas have also guided my thoughts in valuable new...

Latest Developments: - I've experimented with `qcheck`. At one point in the PR history, both libraries were operational side by side, and I confirmed that `qcheck` could identify the same...