Mark Seemann

Thank you for your interest in contributing to Numsense :+1: I had to dig a little in order to figure out why the CLA status is _unsigned_, but I think...

> it's not high on the priority list to be honest. Understood, and expected. Can you share any hints about the RVM strategy? Or would it be 'straightforward'? Thank you...

Thank you, I'll look into it.

I'm beginning to realise that after I got clued into this capability I use it more and more. It enables me to write simpler properties. If I may, here's a...

@TysonMN, thank you for challenging my assumptions. As everyone else, I'm vulnerable to the Golden Hammer syndrome. I've always thought of property filters as something one puts in the _beginning_...

/cc @moodmosaic, @kurtschelfthout

Thank you for creating this issue. In case Twitter stops working, here's the full contents of the tweet: > [@tyson_mn](https://twitter.com/tyson_mn) [@nikosbaxevanis](https://twitter.com/nikosbaxevanis) How do I write an asynchronous [#fsharp](https://twitter.com/hashtag/fsharp?src=hashtag_click) Hedgehog property...

Everything that's asynchronous in .NET is `Task`-based, and it's in the context of testing things like that that I need the feature. F# now has a `task` computation expression in...

@cmeeren, fair enough, `Async` does have its uses. In fact, I can even think of a few myself, where `Async` would still be better than `Task`, but they're uncommon. I...

> I find it interesting that you use Hedgehog (property-driven, lots of test repetitions) for integration tests. I don't, because I can't (because I can't write asynch properties). I use...