Martin Geisler

I've now created axelf4/unicode-linebreak#4 to see if we can easily restore compatibility with Rust 1.56 and fix the problem @namse noticed.

> Sorry, I accidentally skipped errno in my original post. Here's the tree > > ``` > └── textwrap v0.15.1 > └── terminal_size v0.2.1 > └── rustix v0.35.10 > └──...

> The dep is specified like so: > > ```toml > textwrap = { version = "=0.15.1", default_features = false, features = [] } > ``` Okay, that should not...

Hi @lpil, have you managed to make this work or do you have new information? Just to recap, I cannot reproduce this in my CI (please see [this build](https://github.com/mgeisler/textwrap/actions/runs/3355212971/jobs/5559308621) for...

> If this is the route we want to go, we may want to investigate patching the `textwrap` library to support something like incremental wrapping, where instead of returning a...

Hi @cessen, this comment became a bit of an essay... I hope it's useful still :-) > The easy parts of text wrapping are... well, easy, and don't (IMO) justify...

> * We want to use the simple greedy algorithm, not Knuth or similar. This isn't for performance (btw, kudos on your linear-time implementation!), but rather for UX: globally optimal...

> Yes, the change in textwrap is not yet released. There has been a Textwrap release now, you should be able to depend on 0.16.0 and get the line-ending control...

> Handling wrapping of a line composed of multiple `Spans` with different styles is going to be a pretty big headache. Hi @Cldfire, I'm just guessing, but could it be...

Hi @shepmaster, Does the Playground implement any kind of caching today, or does all compilation start from a clean state in the Docker image? I have not looked into the...