Vasil Vasilev
Vasil Vasilev
I'm not too familiar with Coursier personally, does it even have a notion of different scopes (e.g. compile vs runtime)? Thanks.
Accumulated `cats.data.WriterT` data not preserved from function passed to `fs2.io.readOutputStream`
Does `concurrently` use `forceR` (`!>`) somewhere internally? If it does, that operator is known for not continuing `Writer` log chains and `State` state changes.
As far as I understand, this issue is now present only on `series/2.5.x`?
I'm not entirely sure if automatic detection is feasible. I would however like to work on this. Which charsets should be prioritised. According to Google, the most used character sets...
@rossabaker Thanks for linking the `StandardCharsets`. I think it would be beneficial to support them. I also agree about the portability note.
The question remains, can this work out of the box with the CI release mode of sbt-spiewak, because that accesses PGP_SECRET and what not, and this is not strictly required...
Conditional on the new override? If it's `false` (the default, so SNAPSHOTs are released), don't execute that command and vice versa. > Essentially, one of those CI runs is for...
On `tag`, run the tag release, on `branch` run a snapshot?
This still doesn't cover the hash releases as snapshots. Or am I missing something?
I guess that works. Btw, `env.GITHUB_REF_TYPE` is the same as `github.ref_type` (same for all other env variables, e.g. `github.event_name == env.GITHUB_EVENT_NAME`).