Taylor Brown
Taylor Brown
> I Installed the workflow followed by readme 'npm install --global alfred-vscode', but then i hint vsc in alfred, i got the errror bellow: > > ``` > > what...
To add a little bit of info here, I run into this a lot because I hit [Tab] to indent code. It seems the tab keypress isn't being captured by...
And funny enough, I have nearly identical specs -- hello fellow Brave user!
I feel like there must be a way to "override" default Intellisense behavior for specific languages... @yzhang-gh I did some digging, and I discovered something that might be worth trying...
Heh... no, that's what I was worried about. It was just from an obscure thread from long ago, so I bet that's not how things work right now. I tried...
That works too, thanks!
Ran into this issue with `switch`-expressions and found the behavior of that (and conditionals `?:`) very unexpected. [Posted something on stackoverflow](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/78141365/why-do-i-need-an-explicit-downcast-in-an-exhaustive-switch-expression/78148757#78148757) about it and someone led me to this issue....
> I can say to Gemini `await GoogleAI(prompt: "Answer this", schema: { answer: "one" | "two" | "three" }` This isn't *quite* the same thing as union types... This seems...
> you can do anything ... anything is allowed. Sorry, let me clarify. I wasn't trying to say what you were suggesting *shouldn't be allowed*, I was just explaining that...
> I think "one" | "two" is just a consequence and should be allowed as well. For this issue's feature request (that is, "type unions"), I don't think `"one" |...