Ross A. Baker
Ross A. Baker
What's the motivation for preserving the connection? I would think we'd prefer to dump the connection rather than churn through draining ${TOO_MANY} bytes.
I thought our default error handler returned that response already, but I can't find it via a quick GitHub search. I think it ought to be a 413 response that...
I have imagined something like this, but it does result in a switch statement on every logging operation, at least for the common slf4j backend. Does anybody have an inkling...
Yeah, any performance metrics here risk falling into the same trap we see in the `IO` world: the speed of successive flatMaps can matter while the `IO` is trivial, but...
Is it because it's based on thread local storage? Is that test supposed to run on the "dirty stuff" I kneejerkily tried to remove in #852, to quarantine it from...
I don't have time at the moment to dig deep into the intent, but I'd start exploring the git history [hereabouts](https://github.com/typelevel/log4cats/blob/d4f5396ece9c16c2fc9c963e3de5e6c9cb7a5077/slf4j/src/main/scala/org/typelevel/log4cats/slf4j/internal/Slf4jLoggerInternal.scala#L43-L54)?
Is this intended to behave similarly to mapN, but without the Cats dependency?
I like `traverseVoid`, too. Here's my question: do we deprecate the old and create toil, or live with the duplicate names until the heat death of the universe and/or Cats...
Would need to drop Java 8 support _or_ backpublish from a newer JVM.
Is there any empirical evidence that the inliner helps here? Sometimes it even makes things worse.