Matthias Käppler

I just ran into this problem myself. The odd thing is: I import stories written by Inky 0.14.1, which internally uses `inkjs` 2.1.0: https://github.com/inkle/inky/blob/0.14.1/app/package-lock.json#L1187-L1191 It is `inkjs` which writes this...

> inkjs uses inklecate under the hood which is what's generating the version number when you compile https://github.com/y-lohse/inkjs/blob/b0b9e4d0308404f67a78aff7a8f70034826d326e/src/tests/compile.js#L56 Are you sure about that? The file you point to is just...

Ah, I think I understand better now how these tools relate to each other. So `inklecate` is actually part of the `ink` project itself, and it's written in C#: https://github.com/inkle/ink/tree/master/inklecate...

This is where Inky invokes inklecate: https://github.com/inkle/inky/blob/master/app/main-process/inklecate.js I am not familiar with Electron, but it looks like it packages binaries for Mac, Windows and Linux? :thinking:

@ephread Amazing work! Regarding the open issue: > I want to take advantage of the new static properties Is this just an internal refactor or does it materially affect a...

> @slai11 pointed out that we may also have to store the aggregation mode for gauges (sum/max/min). That would be my preference too, at least from a convenience point of...

Makes sense. Another reason not to make aggregation part of the binary format is that we probably wouldn't want to store it redundantly as each entry denotes a sample, not...

I think the `JavaType` helper is missing a case for `PrimitiveType`. What's the reason for using so much custom code around dealing with types? The `Types` class and related in...

:+1: Yeah the docs are definitely scarce around APT. I always found it useful to look at projects like [Dagger](https://github.com/square/dagger) or [auto](https://github.com/google/auto) to see how they do it, especially around...

:+1: for 1) we do something naive right now where we create a constructor callback that increments ID fields via a static mutable counter. Pretty lame. Would be awesome to...