Scott Wilson

Interesting! Perhaps the oft suggested but never implemented extension of Quarks to download UGen binaries when available/appropriate might provide a smoother experience (in more ways than just this).On 8 Jan...

Hi! Sorry slow on this and thanks for the PR. I’ve assigned myself and will try to have a look. I’ve got gigs next week so will likely be after...

Hmm. FWIW I can't get these to crash. I'm on SC 3.12.2, MacOS 13.5.2

> An entirely alternative approach would be, of course, to reply to `/n_query` with `/n_info` even when the node does not exists, insteaf of `/fail`, simply indicating that status by...

Hey @scztt! > It's common for API's, especially async ones or ones sensitive to timing / race conditions, to have a model where you assume existence / lack of existence...

> Could we include some more specific use-cases in this RFC, to make sure they're appropriate and covered by any eventual decision? The specific context this arose from was using...

> It _sounds_ like there are cases in mind which would not be covered by this pattern, but all the cases I can think of seem like they could be...

> I just want to express my concern in case the server api grows with somehow redundant commands that slightly do the same thing justified by backward compatibility issues. This...

> Filesystem API's use a pattern of call-and-inspect-the-error over checking before hand to see if something will succeed. True to a point, but nevertheless: ```[[NSFileManager defaultManager] fileExistsAtPath:filePath]``` ```std::filesystem::exists(path);``` and for...

> If it turns out that the API lacks important features or flexibility I think it would be better to update the API version, as with all software. But it...