Yann Hamdaoui

> let … in for each new variable seem to be just fine for the Dhall & OCaml projects… By the way, `Dhall` does have actually a simple form of...

I wonder, do you want a builtin type `Set` that would be natively handled by Nickel, or some kind of standard library module that implements `Set` using more basic constructions?...

> Convenient adjustment of source or version inputs to a complex build recipe > > You might have a complex build recipe where you want to expose some easier-to-use knobs...

Hi, Sorry for answering only now. I think the font is defined by default by the Prism library that we use to highlight Nickel code snippets, and is - I...

Because there's no answer, and I don't have the same rendering (I see comma clearly differently than dot, see below), I'm going to close for now. Feel free to re-open...

In your opinion, what could be a way forward? Would adding an output `nickel-fast` that doesn't use `crane` make sense?

I mean, it is an infinite loop, right? Although we should probably be able to detect that without black-holing, and I'm not sure why we don't. What behavior do you...

I haven't tested this hypothesis, but I believe it's to be expected that black-holing doesn't detect such loops. In fact, as long as you don't use `deep_seq` (but both `nickel...

Additionally, the tests of the `deserialize` module are also a good inspiration on how to just eval a Nickel string and get back an arbitrary Rust structure that derives `Deserialize`:...

> Came in the context of https://github.com/thufschmitt/nickel-schemastore : I wanted to do a brutal export of https://schemastore.org/ with https://github.com/nickel-lang/json-schema-to-nickel, but the generated schemas are rather big, and just running nickel...