Seth R. Johnson

I've been seeing this issue since Homebrew upgraded to GCC 12 and trying to build codes that link against libgfortran. For some reason the RPATH entries don't seem to work...

Oh yeah, I found that out the hard way myself. I also got around it with codesigning.

I'm using `conda-24.1.2` and `tqdm-4.65.0`; with `ipywidgets-8.1.2`, `jupyterlab_widgets-3.0.10`, and `jupyterlab-4.0.11` I have the same issue as above. ``` 4.65.0 3.12.2 | packaged by Anaconda, Inc. | (main, Feb 27 2024,...

I can also report a recent issue in C++ highlighting: https://github.com/textmate/c.tmbundle/issues/79 One-line comments now cause the next token to be ignored, which can cause catastrophic failures: ```c++ // Here is...

Also broken for CMake: ```cmake # This is a comment if(${higlighting} STREQUAL "it works") endif() ``` versus ```cmake # This is a comment if(${higlighting} STREQUAL "it works") endif() ```

Be cool man, let's leave this thread to report issues with the grammar. Thanks @patrickt for the work you put in to syntax highlighting and for the detailed update! It...

Yes, if you look at `Examples/fortran/director` inside the "callback" branch, that should be what you need.

Ugh. As a general rule of thumb in my experience, "seems like a compiler bug" usually means "I'm depending on undefined behavior being consistent"... ...but given that the gfortran compiler...

I'm seeing this too. I'm a first time `mypy` *and* `pydantic` user, so this was a bit confusing 😕 The failure is when instantiating a class `Settings`: ```py settings =...

Example of doing this in a unit test: #794