Sean Leather

@thoughtpolice: > - GOTO POINT 4. It seems like your BASIC-like program will crash because your bullets aren't numbered. Or is that dynamically-numbered programming?

@utdemir Thanks for the thorough walkthrough! Much appreciated. > Ormolu currently formats CPP by ignoring the whole block, and re-inserting them after the formatting, so we have to make sure...

> I wonder if you can avoid changing the export list order by replacing the added `id` with `DList` and put the `#if`/`#else`/`#endif` around the `(Nil, Cons)`. To answer my...

Here's an example of another problem I encountered: Input.hs ormolu Input.hs ```haskell instance Class Type where #if cond def = value1 #else def = value2 #endif ``` ```haskell instance Class...

Oh, I guess my last comment (https://github.com/tweag/ormolu/issues/633#issuecomment-652820277) is an example of me forgetting the maxim: > Ormolu currently formats CPP by ignoring the whole block, and re-inserting them after the...

> It is unlikely that we will spent time on improving CPP support. Understood, thanks! > P.S. It is "Ormolu", not "Ormulo" ;-) Yes, I eventually noticed that my fingers...

After re-reading the readme again (🔁), one thing that occurred to me was to try to disable Ormolu before and after the CPP statements so that Ormolu would ignore them....

We decided to create a new flag and not reuse `force`. Name TBD.

Maybe better for testing: create a database and delete any existing one with the same ID.

To reproduce the issue: ```sh #!/bin/bash set -ex HOST='http://admin:root@localhost:6363' # Create database xh DELETE "$HOST/api/db/admin/tdb" label=l comment=c xh "$HOST/api/db/admin/tdb" label=l comment=c # Create schema xh "$HOST/api/document/admin/tdb" graph_type==schema author==a message==m