Jacob Quinn

If anyone has time to look at the CI failures, I'd appreciate it. I'm a bit busy, but could probably look in the next few days.

Ah, interesting (sorry, missed this issue originally). My logging preferences have evolved somewhat recently where I'm actually likely to move a lot of my packages away from teh verbosity logging...

But with regards to the overall issue here, I guess we could generate special symbols that would be used here, like `VERBOSITY_1`, `VERBOSITY_2`, etc. and then have to check for...

Alright, I think trying to support the verbosity macros is going to be too tedious, because we get into the tricky business of having to parse the VERBOSITY_N symbols to...

@hhaensel, sorry this stalled and you put a lot of effort into working on things. I'm fine if you want to go with the approach in your PR. I haven't...

Hmmmm.....I've always been pretty hesitant to do anything like this, since we then open ourselves up to the problem Excel has (which is now the subject of many [memes](https://www.reddit.com/r/memes/comments/l1pjpi/is_this_a_date/)). i.e....

Made some progress here, but blocked on 2 issues I need to dig into: * There's an occasional segfault from an unhandled C callback BoundsError; it's when we try to...

Ok, turns out the segfault is due to Base.BufferStream `readavailable` not being threadsafe, there's a PR to fix here: https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/pull/57211. I'll add a compat shim here until that's fully fixed/released....

Yeah, we've never really supported non-string-like things for object keys because we short-cut by just calling `string(x)` on whatever the key is supposed to be. I'll have to think through...

Hmmmm, we could maybe provide a small helper to make json HTML safe that did the `replace` call for you on the required characters. I hesitate though because it would...