Nicolás Ojeda Bär

What is the desired behaviour? In general the name given in the interface is supposed to match the javascript name modulo casing and some other related conventions. Apostrophes are not...

Sure; but IIRC we can already do that today using underscores at the end of the identifier.

Hello, thanks for your message. And apologies for the delay in responding! Some context about this library: it was written during an internship at LexiFi to replicate using ppx some...

> Also, noticed that it is very similar in spirit the [library](https://balez.github.io/generic/) described in [this paper](https://arxiv.org/pdf/1812.11665.pdf). At some point it'd be nice to have a robust (and type safe) alternative...

Hello, one way to work around the max length limitation in Win32 paths is to use "verbatim paths"; these are paths prefixed with `\\?\`. The only issue to keep in...

> Hello, one way to work around the max length limitation in Win32 paths is to use "verbatim paths"; these are paths prefixed with `\\?\`. The only issue to keep...

> something in dune or the OCaml library restricts the path length. Thanks for the explanation. I will look into this and get back here.

(Sorry for the disjointed answers, I had forgotten many of the details about this subject.) > Prefixing `\\?\.` won't help because not Windows, but something in dune or the OCaml...

> The `\\?\` mechanism works independently of the registry setting. The registry setting is used to be able to use long paths **without** having to add the `\\?\` prefix, but...

> The manifest and registry method should give the same result. But indeed the manifest method is preferable in case we get this fixed in the code, so that people...