Shahar "Dawn" Or
Shahar "Dawn" Or
Just wanted to let those following know that I no longer participate here, because I was never granted the trust of the original author. I took my work to eslint-config-love.
We do intend to maintain this package.
Will take some time, though. We're working around 3 hours per week.
Sorry for taking so long.
I like the `mkDefaultChecks` idea. It would take only self, I suppose? I can see it also making a formatting check from the formatter output. I'm not sure, in that...
> I know it's different but it's quite similar to `it.tuple_windows::()` which can provide more than one previous item. Yes. We did consider that right before deciding to write this...
Alrighty. Our use case is [the Exercism Rust track exercise Acronym](https://exercism.org/tracks/rust/exercises/acronym). [Here's our solution (see `src/lib.rs` of course)](https://github.com/mobusoperandi/mobmore/tree/abe1b6ca011ed4be38bdfc2d49936f1836e863a4/rust/acronym). We felt that `tuple_windows` doesn't quite fit as nicely as `with_prev`. For...
In the case of that exercise, the primary subject of iteration is the current `char`. The single (possible) previous `char` is for the purpose of examination in some following predicate....
Sure. Totally. `with_prev` and `with_next`. And arbitrary contextual elements. Which made us think of something like this: ```rust // with 2 previous and 1 next let it = [0, 1,...
Here's [an example](https://github.com/molybdenumsoftware/pr-tracker/blob/2244dd71647501e09d3d8d2491de2964c437e5eb/.github/workflows/update-flake-lock.yml#L27-L29).