Johannes Müller

The fix should be simple. `Dir.glob` has a parameter `match_hidden` which allows to enable loading hidden files/folders. It's just a question whether this should be enabled by default and/or if...

Oh, I just realized that it's not even `Dir.glob` at fault here. At least the issue with a root path containing a hidden folder name from https://github.com/mint-lang/mint/issues/544 is not caused...

There's no technical need for a lockfile here. Library shards like this one are not intended to be installed on their own, but as part of the dependency tree of...

I've managed to sync to a gitlab repository belonging to a group instead of my own account. It only works when you are an owner of the group (owner of...

Many types have `inspect` formats that are valid Crystal expressions. All types that have literals or literal-like expressions (such as `Set{1, 2}`). It should work fine for many simple data...

I'd be happy with `UUID["..."]` as well. I'm not sure if avoiding methods calls should be a strong goal, but in any case it's a bit more concise. In fact,...

> In my opinion, inspect is not about producing code, but producing something human-readable. Agreed. But it doesn't hurt when the human-readable representation is also valid code. I believe there...

> If we want a method that produces valid code, perhaps a new method is in order? (offhand, thinking `.to_crystal`) I don't think there's a reason for that. Simple data...

Well, inspecting means understanding. That needs an effectual representation. Serialization means turning structured data into a serialized presentation. The human-readable representation of `#inspect` is a form of serializing.

@Sija I honestly believed this is merely a simple DX improvement that doesn't warrant any prior discussion (like #11880 for example). Apparently, I was wrong about that. > For primitives...