Stephan Boyer

Hi @JQuezada0, thank you for opening this issue! As you've discovered, Typical does not currently support recursive types, and the schema validator actively detects and forbids them. It would be...

Thanks @jgonera for the feedback! The language is still very much in flux as @esdrw and I are researching a new form of polymorphism. We're writing a [paper](https://github.com/stepchowfun/delimited-effects) on it,...

That seems like it would be useful. I would review a PR for it if anyone has time.

Hi @anders-b-jansson, thank you for filing this feature request! I think Docuum should do this, and I'd be happy to review a PR for it if anyone has time (but...

A PR would be welcome—thank you!

Resolved by https://github.com/stepchowfun/docuum/pull/324

Hi @schnittchen, thanks for filing this issue! Could you try running Docuum with `LOG_LEVEL=trace` to see if you get any more info from the logs? > docuum crashed and (in...

A weird thing about this is that Docuum runs in an [infinite loop](https://github.com/stepchowfun/docuum/blob/6800e2279df0a330b4d08bf1dfb69082c617757f/src/main.rs#L314) with a top-level error handler. So it generally doesn't crash under normal circumstances, regardless of what Docker...

I notice the exit code is 1 (is that right?)—the only place that Docuum explicitly exits with that code after it has started running is [here](https://github.com/stepchowfun/docuum/blob/6800e2279df0a330b4d08bf1dfb69082c617757f/src/main.rs#L277) in the handler for...

It's a mystery indeed, because `docker events` terminating shouldn't cause Docuum to crash. Docuum will just spawn a new `docker events`.