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This doesn't seem right:

julia> println.(stdout, [1,2,3])
ERROR: MethodError: no method matching length(::Base.TTY)
Closest candidates are:
  length(::Union{Base.KeySet, Base.ValueIterator}) at abstractdict.jl:58
  length(::Union{LinearAlgebra.Adjoint{T, S}, LinearAlgebra.Transpose{T, S}} where {T, S}) at /Users/julia/buildbot/worker/package_macos64/build/usr/share/julia/stdlib/v1.6/Li

This function body causes an assertion error in the compiler (version 0.42.0 in this case but I also see it in a slightly modified version of 0.45.0). I couldn't find another issue for this yet but it's not easy to search for.

Found this on a hunch/check while looking at the error-flag code, hoping to fix with possible other changes

     let x: String = (error)

This results in:

The API tags it as a Data, but should be Ability:

{"termDefinitions":{},"typeDefinitions":{"##IO":{"typeNames":[".base.IO",".builtin.io2.IO",".contrib.stew.logging.builtin.io2.IO"],"bestTypeName":"base.IO",

"defnTypeTag":"Data"

,"typeDefinition":{"tag":"BuiltinObject",

Motivation

When installing SuperCollider from fresh, it will by deffault recording the server output in the .aiff format unless changed ala s.recHeaderFormat_("wav") in a startup file.

AIFF is a more MacOS centric format and it just doesn't work as well on Linux for example when converting files, importing/exporting from other prog

I was searching the docs for any benchmarks or comparisons of an application written in Mint, with other modern frameworks, like Svelte or Vue, but i couldn't find anything, this could be fairly useful, especially for enthusiasts or people who are interested in the project and considering giving it a try, but have concerns about performance and/or size