Roopesh Chander

Trying to understand this better: Was it a problem with the type specified in a `%nonterminal_type` directive?

To clarify: A bad type specified in a `%nonterminal_type` directive can cause an error to be shown in the definition of `CitronSymbol` (which is an enum whose values can have...

Was the problem a bad type definition in a `%nonterminal_type` directive? Or was it something else?

Thanks a lot. I'll take a closer look this weekend and figure out how to integrate it (maybe make it a separate module alongside the current lexer). > Thanks for...

Thanks, @dabrahams. I hope to get around to integrating this in the next few days.

The "swift test" failure in travis-ci seems to be unrelated to this change -- it still fails without these changes.

@fkooman I think something is wrong with the computation of AllowedIPs. I tried modifying the AllowedIPs to just: ~~~ AllowedIPs = 45.77.162.182/32, 9.9.9.9/32 ~~~ (45.77.162.182 == myip.tf, 9.9.9.9 == dns...

@fkooman: When using the excl-rt configuration downloaded from the web portal in the WireGuard app, the tunnel doesn't transfer any data. When I modify the AllowedIPs to 0.0.0.0/0, it works....

> Can you point out the issue with the calculation? The calculation does seem correct. The routing table looks correct too. I'm not sure yet why the tunnel isn't working....

The first route in the AllowedIPs for the "Excl. Routes" profile is: 0.0.0.0/1 It appears that macOS doesn't like the corresponding entry in the routing table. If I replace "0.0.0.0/1"...