Niklas Hambüchen

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> Setup logic to listen to changes in current folder ID without having to update `useCallback` hooks It would also be nice to know some example of which `useCallback` hooks...

@fusiondog I'm also coming here trying to use `consul-alerts` in a fully declarative environment (i.e. not using a "task runner" scripting system like Ansible). Adding support for external tools like...

Is it possible to make it retry infinitely?

@StephenWeber Thanks for the detail, that is good to know; infinite retry would still be best for simplicity so that we don't have to rely on specific timings or logic.

I tested interrupting a folder upload by killing the `cells` binary running on localhost in the terminal, and restarting it. * **Expected:** The upload UI shows a visual indication that...

> Webpack loaders and plugins should use [this.emitWarning](https://webpack.js.org/api/loaders/#thisemitwarning), not `console.log` I went for `console.warn` instead in PR #36 (which goes to stderr), because the `this` isn't in scope where the...

@Gabriel439 I have just succeeded building `dhall` statically for Linux after cherry-picking some `tinfo` fixes. It's 14 MB in size. Here is a binary if you want to try it:...

> Once I have committed my heap of local changes, I'll ping you on how to build it from source as well. @Gabriel439 Done https://github.com/nh2/static-haskell-nix/blob/ef283274ce193f713082591dd462f4bd3fb4dd1f/survey/default.nix#L117 Build via `NIX_PATH=nixpkgs=https://github.com/nh2/nixpkgs/archive/925aac04f4ca58aceb83beef18cb7dae0715421b.tar.gz nix-build --no-link...

> There must be some unnecessary parts that can be stripped in there. Not sure, the dynamically linked version is of similar size: ``` % du -h /nix/store/2cmvn0lp5jxqc3s7cxv0ws2rc6h67jqs-dhall-1.8.2/bin/dhall 7.5M /nix/store/2cmvn0lp5jxqc3s7cxv0ws2rc6h67jqs-dhall-1.8.2/bin/dhall...

> The problem is that strip can’t do much with Haskell binaries[citation needed]. @Profpatsch Can you elaborate? From what I have seen, the core feature of `strip` (removing function labels...