Note 1: This is not the same tab-completion bug for which many issues have already been opened (the one where a massive number of objects from the global namespace are displayed). This issue specifically has to do with unwanted abbreviation of filename paths. I haven't yet found any other reports of this issue.

Note 2: I also posted this to stackoverflow but am posting again here since I didn't

Example:

man array_reduce

While in documentation it looks like this:

Desired Behavior

ts-node has a flag that enables diagnostic logging from ts-node (not TypeScript) to either a file on disk or to stdout. ts-node's API allows passing a reportDiagnostic function that is called for all ts-node diagnostics, allowing even more customizable reporting. This should match the UX of TypeScript's own DiagnosticReporter hooks.

This will enable end-users to se

We've got quite a few standardized labels configured in our GitHub but no documentation on which labels to use and when.

We should add a "Labeling Issues" section to our CONTRIBUTING.md so this informational is accessible to people.

Red/System []
s2: declare struct! [
   a   [integer!]
   b   [c-string!]
   c   [struct! [d [integer!] e [float!]] value]
]
probe size? s2

Taken from https://static.red-lang.org/red-system-specs.html#section-4.7.2
Says:

Compiling to native code...
*** Red/System Compiler Internal Error: Script Error : last expected series argument of type: series port tuple
*** Where: for

Hydrogen just gives me this error message when trying to run python code:

No kernel for grammar Python found

Check that the language for this file is set in Atom, that you have a Jupyter kernel installed for it, and that you have configured the language mapping in Hydrogen preferences.

To detect your current Python install you will need to run:

python -m pip install ipykernel
pytho

Could the generated docs be moved to a separate repo? The CI could then commit to that separate repo to keep them updated...

Hello!

I recently tried to setup REPL driven dev with Vim and while following your wiki entry I ran into some problems with library versions.
Below is the configuration that made it work for me:

REPL-y 0.4.3, nREPL 0.6.0
Clojure 1.10.0

  :profiles
  {:dev
   {:dependencies [[figwhee

Hi there and thanks for this product. Currently, I see zero build instructions overall. How to install just Gluon on my computer, so I can work with it? Cooperating with Rust is a non-goal by now and it seems the current Readme assumes I am a Rust developer and familiar with its package system.

lgo does not complete import paths now.

We want to complete import paths for these patterns:

import [cur]

import (
    [cur]

import "a/b[cur]

import "[cur]

If I wanted to specify ClojureScript dependencies, the following snippet would suffice.

#!/bin/sh
"exec" "lumo" "-c" "tools.cli-0.3.7.jar" "$0" "$@"

I think we should document this somewhere in this project.

How can I specify npm dependencies in a clojurescript script? Can it be documented, too?

I'm trying to "step-over" certain lines of code, so I tried step and next, but it seems that both commands enter the method. I also checked byebug repo and its wiki is empty. Where can I find a documentation on which commands correspond to which actions so that I can use them properly?

Thanks!

I've added a Rosetta Code page for Janet, but we still need some more examples. I've added an example for the 100 doors problem, but there are many more examples that can be added.

The primary HTTP server, development HTTP server and nREPL server all listen on 0.0.0.0 by default, which may raise some security concerns. Perhaps it's better if we only listen on localhost instead?

Loading a JAR file is very useful and it should be explained in the documentation.

EDIT: This has been asked several times in the Issues.

https://github.com/VictorBjelkholm/trymodule/blob/2030806d790213d426456959fdc7a69773a4c6f7/index.js#L59

Oh noes. Please don't. Never do string concat for commands, use execFile instead. Never pass environment variables directly to rm without sanitation, better yet, never spawn rm. Use a JS tools, like rimraf or even better del.

From: sindresorhus/awesome-nodejs#477

I often end up creating multiple configurations, that basically does the same thing. It would be nice if the commands supported variable references to such things as current buffer/file. This could allow for more use-cases and generic configurations.

This is currently supported by Visual Studio code, see https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/variables-reference

I think it is a kind of ne