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Hey! I was trying to build Pony from source, and I found out that when running make libs
it clones the LLVM repo as a submodule. This is fine, but it appears that the LLVM repo is really big (1.5GB I think). Is it possible to create a shallow clone (with --depth 1
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Current behavior:
.> view ##Nat
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The following names were not found in the codebase. Check your spelling.
##Nat
.> names ##Nat
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I couldn't find anything by that name.
.> alias.type ##Nat Nat
Done.
.> names ##Nat
Type
Hash: ##Nat
Names: Nat
.> view ##Nat
-- Nat is built-in.
Desired behavior would be something like:
Motivation
After discussion at https://scsynth.org/t/terminology-question/3372 it came to my attention there's a couple uses of ableist language in our project that we could easily replace with more inclusive language -- specifically "crazy" and "idiot". This would be really easy to do, so let's do it!
Description of Proposed Feature
Replace with better words :)
Plan for Imple
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Shouldn't this be defined? The return of iterate(enumerate...) is a tuple of an index and t