Sven Grunewaldt

There are two interfaces on my system, although only one is actually up and connected to the network. As far as I can see avahi-daemon only works on the connected...

So, this is still happening to me. I've set `allow-interfaces=enp5s0` in avahi-daemon.conf as suggested here, but that didn't help. Still the same log messages as posted above.

The only workaround for me is a daily restart of avahi-daemon. I'll soon replace this by an automatic restart if the daemon logs the error message, but for now this...

Seems like the newest React Native RC does use Babel 7. https://github.com/facebook/react-native/releases/tag/v0.56.0-rc.2 Did anyone already try using TypeScript directly with that version?

I also invested some time into this and I *think* I have a working piece of code. In the end I decided its not really worth the time and abandoned...

I have a similar issue, though I'm not using build_pair but explicitly define multiple entries by hand: ``` %Project.Schema{ objects: [build(:object) build(:object, amount: 100), build(:object, amount: 500)] } ``` I'm...

I made a simple Phoenix project that showcases this issue: https://github.com/Strayer/ex_machina_issue_303 It has two tests, one that shows the "default" behaviour with reversed order and one that just validates that...

I've been looking into this a bit since especially macOS can be a lot of pain right now without wheels. It seems like https://cibuildwheel.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ is a very useful tool for...

I found a (very *VERY* hacky) workaround for this… the issue is that for some reason GCC used by macOS 11 and Python 3.10 doesn't look up includes and libraries...

https://github.com/pypa/cibuildwheel uses Docker and qemu to run emulated aarch64 containers to build wheels. I'm currently working on getting this to work with pytaglib and it seems to do its job...