Raphaël Proust

I don't know how the rust-ocaml bindings work so I might not be able to offer much help. The main draw back of calling `Lwt_main.run` around each OCaml+Lwt function call...

Are the test failures due to the mismatch of python version? It works on some distros (e.g., arch with python 3.12) but not on others (e.g., debian with python 3.9)....

`Stdlib` is not distributed as an opam package. We worry that adding an "empty" package for documentation only would create confusion and complication. The easiest way to detect that a...

I agree that the rule shouldn't require the value `C`. I think it's a good default suggestion in the documentation page of the warning. But yes, other sortings might be...

It seems the tests fail with `nvim` not found in PATH. You probably need to add a `neovim-conf` package. You can get the names for the different distributions on https://pkgs.org/search/?q=neovim

marking do not merge in the meantime, ping us when it's ready on your end

@sim642 do you think the arch package should be instead https://archlinux.org/packages/core/x86_64/lib32-gcc-libs/ ?

There's a warning about a missing license. What are the bindings licensed as?

None of the builds pass. The error seem to be with a missing library: ``` #=== ERROR while compiling lzo.0.0.3 ==========================================# # context 2.2.0~beta3~dev | linux/x86_64 | ocaml-base-compiler.5.2.0 | pinned(https://github.com/ygrek/ocaml-lzo/releases/download/v0.0.3/lzo-0.0.3.tbz)...

The windows CI fails because `pkg-config` is not found. You need to add a dependency to `conf-pkg-config` to resolve this issue.