Problem

Lacking the following implementation:

impl<T> Threaded for T
where
    T: Agent<Reach = Private>,

Implementation Tips

• Implementing Threaded is a g

I've searched here and Zulip and couldn't find any relevant discussion.

Are there plans to implement a widget to allow zooming in on an Image (past the dimensions of the parent element / application window) and panning?

Quick Summary:

Packages that use a lower case readme.md and/or license won't have those files uncompressed locally in the cache from the package zip archive.

SSCCE

$ elm init
$ elm install gampleman/elm-visualization

This package uses a lowercase readme.md:
https://github.com/gampleman/elm-visualization/blob/2.1.1/readme.md

Then

$ ls ~/.elm/0.19

What challenge are you facing?

The help text for fly order-pipelines:

Usage:
  fly [OPTIONS] order-pipelines [order-pipelines-OPTIONS]

Application Options:
  -t, --target=              Concourse target name
  -v, --version              Print the version of Fly and exit
      --verbose              Print API requests and responses
      --print-table-headers  Print table heade

{
  "$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-07/schema#",
  "$ref": "#/definitions/foo",
  "definitions": {
    "foo": {
      "type": "object",
      "properties": {
        "bar": {
          "$ref": "bar.json#"
        },
      },
      "required": [
        "bar"
      ],
    },
    "title": "foo"
  }
}

Running quicktype CLI with this Schema produces

Error

Similarly to elm/time#14

I think it is a pretty common way of displaying time with zero-padded hours, minutes and seconds.

However the example code does not do that currently.

Expected example output:
01:05:01

Actual example output:
1:5:1

I will create a PR for this.

Documentation error at Basics.Int (source):

of that range, the behavior is determined by the compilation target. When
generating JavaScript, the safe range expands to `-2^53` to `2^53 - 1` for some
operations, but if we generate WebAssembly some day, we would do the traditional

The safe range starts from `-(2^53 - 1)

The README clearly states that all of elm lang is written in elm. This however is not the case since the addition of codemirror.

This issue is tracking the documentation that has to be updated.

• Document new platform commands
• Update the section dedicated to page <title> and tell about [Browser.documen

I walked through the various repos (dependabot-script, dependabot-core) for Dependabot, but haven't found any suitable documentation that covers the following stuff:

• How to run Dependabot with self-hosted GitHub, so that I could use it in the same way like I do regularly on GitHub with UI (e.g.

Version: 0.8.2

elm-format changes code (A) into (B) and then when run again (B) into (C).

There are at least two bugs here:

1. elm-format generates output (B) which it doesn't accept as valid
2. elm-format mangles two consecutive lists by first moving them closer and then mangling them by separating each list item into its own list.

(A)

{-|

  - one
  - two
  - three

Both the README.md and https://www.elm-live.com/ mention two flags --proxy-host and --proxy-prefix but the elm-live --help refers to them in camel case --proxyHost and --proxyPrefix. It appears that the camel case is the correct name which means the documentation is mistaken.

Took me a long while to notice this :(

They both have similar goals and both are inspired by Elm. So what's the difference?

I think Sauron's README should mention Yew explicitly and include some table outlining similarities and differences.

For starters, this repo is a great way to get an Elm project started with Webpack, so kodus!

I've set up my own project with Elm using this starter pack successfully. However, when I run npm run build to create my production files and open index.html (like the readme says), the browser shows a blank page.

While investigating this, I noticed that the src path in the script tag in `ind

Since Elm-UI uses stuff that are not allowed in the official repository you cannot installed it via the default method

When I came across that phrase on the front page of the docs, it sounded pretty serious and ominous and I became nervous and had a bunch of questions: *Is it for legal or licensing reasons? philosophical? technical? So

I was a little bit lost when reading the Gitbook since I wondered where the with function came from.

Of course I had just skimmed over the first article and hence was confused where we imported with. I think the main source of my confusion stemmed from the fact that the identity function was described in detail bu

The thing is that when the codebase becomes large, it is really difficult to find what code has this problem. Same to to a vdom list change.

We should make better documentation about how to use the tool. I think it could be similar to talk presented on Cracows meetup (slides: https://speakerdeck.com/michalslaski/exploring-beam-based-systems-with-erlang-dot-pl) Showing possible workflow.

When reaching the end of the x-axis I get an hint box that is squeezed horizontally:

It should be wider as everywhere else in the chart:

To reproduce the issue:
https://elli

The tutorial http://ravichugh.github.io/sketch-n-sketch/tutorial/01.html describes v0.6.1. The current version v0.6.3 has a significantly different UI.

In general, it is possible to at least figure out where the described functionality now resides. However, there is no description for the new functionality, such as the new prominently located "Clean up" control.