@sachee It’s very “let me mansplain this thing that you’re an expert on”, which is… on brand. I can’t imagine how awful this situation is for the folks at Twitter ��
@patrick91 If you could split the short description from the details/examples, that would be nice to have first. That way it’s easy to quickly see if this is the function you want.
Depends on how the docstrings are structured I suppose.
This kind of absurd roadblock in a contribution process directly drives away trans people who may have safety/stalking concerns, and anyone else who has reason to keep their information private.
And for what, to make it more comfortable for bigcorps to exploit my work? No thanks
@EllenNyan0214 For me the array/slice syntax was easier because I was used to there being different types of arrays/collections and needing abstractions over them. Probably depends on what language(s) you’re coming from though.
async-graphql v4.0.14 now fully supports @apollographql Federation v2! Thanks @raptros_ and @TBDylan for the great work!
Check out the example integration at https://t.co/ZgRs10gKNV
#Rust#GraphQL
You don't need to respond to feature requests from transphobes. You don't need to welcome rapists back into your communities. When people tell you that free software and hacking should be about technology and not people, you can just tell them to fuck off.
@hdevalence Same thing broke clang for me, kept trying to reinstall and nothing I found on the internet helped. In the end I just had to open XCode and it fixed itself. Apple truly does not care about non-XCode developers at all.