Dmytro Zemnytskyi

The solution originally provided `type Awaited = T extends Promise ? R : T;` does not satisfy the following two tests: `Expect,` //recursion and the one which expects error: `//...

> Can you elaborate why the `T extends Promise` check? It seems to me that we could just recursively call the type itself, no? This exactly happens when we do...

> @pragmasoft-ua I meant your `T extends Promise`. There is no sense in adding one more conditional type to what we already have. Why not `T extends Promise ? Awaited...

I think there's already some mechanism in place, otherwise it wouldn't work, when we use send empty string and then immediate check hack Likely, at the network level, there exists...

Ok, so what then happens between successive execs? If you don't buffer between successive execs, then you have problems, whether you allow reading without writing, or not. If you buffer,...

I'm now using RecordBuilder and find it very convenient, thanks a lot, but defaults definitely would be an improvement. What about an additional annotation like this: ``` @RecordBuilder public record...

Good idea, like it