Neil Mitchell

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It is indeed reporting the entire venv, since it is checking everything in the venv. This makes sense in terms of how much work Pyrefly did, which is why we...

I don't think you will ever be able to cmd+click or hover them. I just don't think that's how VS Code works. When you click on them, we should definitely...

The idea is that the stale bot gives @kinto0 a push to not assign squat. I'll tweak the language to make that clear. The issue itself is definitely not stale.

I think there is some limited benefit in some limited cases. + on int for example. Since people could define constants relative to each other. Bit or might be the...

The directory library is probably using the underlying Windows API calls, so I would need to first verify that the native Win32 API functions have the same behaviour. If not,...

I think Haskell should be following the underlying Windows NTFS semantics, so the first question is what are they.

So all this leads me to the conclusion that normalise should drop trailing spaces on Windows, but only literal space, not any `isSpace` characters. The idea behind normalise is it...

Windows is weird. So experimenting with the underlying Windows API functions, it appears the API strips any trailing `.` or space characters first, before operating on it. This means it...

@codygman - I'd be keen to see if you share my final viewpoint, or if you think there is more to do here.

Windows compatibility has always been and remains an essential requirement.