matt rice

Perhaps Peter can clarify, but As far as I can tell, the problem is that it's downloading _while_ parsing, as in it stops parsing, downloads the file, and continues parsing...

@pkgw I've looked at it a little bit, and afaict connection reuse should be working for the vast majority of connections, The connection pool should be set up in cached_itarbundle.rs...

Regarding your Q, I'd perhaps just go with the former for now, I'm not quite sure if just incrementing/decrementing a counter for the start state will suffice, I think that...

Ahh yes, I had forgot about that I had been thinking about rusts raw strings like `r##"r#""""#"##` where the number of `#` characters on the outside affects the inner match,...

Sounds good, and it seems like the obvious choice i would go with as well. The only thing I wonder about is how to handle states that apply to multiple...

Yeah, I was just considering that possibility as well, and it seems better than what I initially suggested. But I'm definitely curious what @ltratt thinks, there is a certain 'may...

One question which this brings up is whether there is a thought to expand `#[error]` to accept a callback like `#[error(|lex|...)]` and if that callback could be accessed from `lex`...

I wrote a gist that contains, some graphs and a breakdown of the issue, some potential ways we could go about fixing it. the potential impacts of trying to do...

I would think that perhaps a new declaration like `%allow-unused Unmatched` could be used to disable such an error (Or perhaps something which indicates its usage by error recovery?). I'm...

> I prefer the former, since it actually keeps that wide space. If the terminal shows, for example, a dot, where there is a space, the user could possibly see...