Ufuk Kayserilioglu

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Haha, are we memorialising `Rodrigo`'s name with this theme? 😄 On a serious note, let's ask them what the name of that theme should be. I don't really feel good...

This is a great attempt, but I was more thinking of tracking how many times each theme was viewed as (synthetic) page views. We _could_ track how many times theme...

Yeah, sure, `autotrack` is not a hard requirement. Also, autotrack does not handle SPA with hash-fragments automatically: > Note: this plugin does not support tracking hash changes as most Google...

Thanks for being so meticulous, I appreciate it. Ideally I would like to capture all view landings as page views, so both browser links (in case people have shared links...

What's the use-case where you would not need to supply the block?

Thanks for starting this PR. I am surprised that this code would even enter an infinite loop, since loading a constant that has an autoload registered for it triggers `require`,...

@technicalpickles As @KaanOzkan said above, you need to use `--pre` to do the update, since there is a transitive dependency of `tapioca` on a pre-release version of `rbs`. From `bundle...

Same behaviour on Ruby 3.4.1 as well: ```console ❯ ruby -v --parser=prism test.rb ruby 3.4.1 (2024-12-25 revision 48d4efcb85) +PRISM [arm64-darwin23] ["test.rb", 3] ❯ ruby -v --parser=parse.y test.rb ruby 3.4.1 (2024-12-25...

For reference, the older Ruby extension used that pattern for Ruby linter configuration: https://github.com/rubyide/vscode-ruby/blob/main/packages/vscode-ruby-client/package.json#L283-L343 You can see how `rubocop` is either a `boolean` or `object` with rich fields, so either...

In Tapioca, we've always defaulted to generating reader/writer methods instead of `attr_xxx` declarations, because it is harder to figure out if a reader/writer method was defined via an `attr_xxx` call,...