Vincent Esche

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This change makes test compilation opt-in (analog to how [libmediasoupclient](https://github.com/versatica/libmediasoupclient/blob/v3/CMakeLists.txt#L21) does it), resulting in a **consistent build-time reduction of ~60%**. ## Build with tests enabled `time cmake . -Bbuild -DSDPTRANSFORM_BUILD_TESTS=ON`...

Hi, first of all thanks for making MBCoverFlowView open source! Unfortunately I'm fairly new to CoreAnimation and drawing in 2.5D. So I'd just like to file a bug report for...

A fairly common pattern in `no_std`-compatible projects is to put this in your `lib.rs` file: ```rust extern crate core as std; ``` … which allows you to then keep using...

NinjaKit is lacking a way for importing/exporting several scripts (along with their respective settings) at once as in its current state migration from GreaseMonkey or the like is a pain...

NinjaKit provides several options for beautifying its scripts. A nice extra feature. However a way more urgent need for beautification is found in NinjaKit's settings interface. It is more than...

Showing a toolbar item is way too intrusive for an extension that you hardly ever should need to interact with. Configure & forget. See ClickToPlugin for how to do it...

## tl;dr Surge currently provides separate implementations for each function for `Float` and `Double`, respectively. This makes Surge basically incompatible with Swift's `T: FloatingPoint` generics. By introducing a little bit...

enhancement

I would like to propose the following (WIP) roadmap of changes for a future 3.0 release: # Code ## Non-breaking - [ ] [Auto-generate unit tests & benchmarks](https://github.com/Jounce/Surge/issues/145) - [...

# tl;dr A pair of functions seems to have been marked as `public` at some point in the past, that should have remained `internal` and have since been obsoleted. We...

# tl;dr Surge's API naming scheme does not quite follow Swift's [API Design Guidelines](https://swift.org/documentation/api-design-guidelines/). We might want to fix that. # What Swift and its stdlib have gone through several...

enhancement