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You are right - it does. I found one bug though. If I make several text selections on one page, press Ctrl-Alt-Y to capture them, the selections end up concatenated...

feels like this could be implemented using the pytest core cache fixture https://docs.pytest.org/en/6.2.x/cache.html#cache the reporter can mirror the information it already prints to the terminal and cache it as well....

i am thinking about adding a test and minimal implementation to document the absence of integration between xdist and memray. What is better: return a `ExitCode.USAGE_ERROR` OR print a warning...

> I'm fine with displaying a usage error for now and nudge to -n1 I will add a test and code for the `ExitCode.UsageError` then

It looks like some code from the cli can and should be integrated back into core. Example below https://github.com/tantivy-search/tantivy-cli/blob/develop/src/commands/new.rs#L46-L54 I cannot such restrictions in core tantivy, so this is either...

hey @vchugreev, thanks for opening this. Looks like it's done now, can you please close. cc @fulmicoton - please close - it wasn't closed by the PR

Wanted to revive this discussion, as cljs has been growing and many companies are now using it. This would allow code reuse, as well as low memory footprint after clj...

Johann - this is an awesome library that makes it easier to test the equality of 2 strings! Thanks for your hard work. I find rust macros v powerful, but...

I would be happy to run it for longer and increase the memory threshold, if it's useful?

what could help is instantiating new LineProfiler object in each loop iteration. ```python for arr_length in range(r_limit, l_limit): line_prof = LineProfiler() line_prof.add_function(func_to_profile) func_to_profile(args) line_prof.dump_stats("{}_{}".format(func_to_profile.__name__, str(r_limit))) ```