To improve the quality of our end-to-end testing code, we want to create lint checks for common bad practices. If you would like to help with this issue, please leave a comment on this issue with the task you want to work on.

How to Write E2E Lint Checks

1. First think about how you can identify the bad practice based solely on the text of the code. Imagine you get a code file as a string

It's very important for me for the text to be clearly visible when added to a screenshot. This is usually easily achieved by using black text with white background or white text with black background - but other colours usually look good with either (except maybe for very dark and very light colours).
I know that usually the implementations involve:

• Creating a shadow
• Creating a border

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Feature Request

What feature are you suggesting?

Overview:

Currently, the range list implementation performs linear search on the FindOverlaps method. The purpose of this method is finding all ranges that overlaps with the range that is passed as argument. This can be improved with the use of interval trees, a data structure designed for fast insertion, removal and lookup of int

Just sharing 😄

Install tools:

brew install geekbench
brew install w3m

Run benchmark, must have internet for Geekbench 5 tryout mode:

/Applications/Geekbench\ 5.app/Contents/Resources/geekbench5

Use w3m get result in terminal:

w3m -dump https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/5992961

One line can be:

w3m -dump $(/Applications/Geekbench\ 5.app/Conten

am getting the attached error while tring to join the slack team

TODO: add a hint somewhere around here: https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/blob/efa7e4e0fc0dfeafb5f536c5bca504f664a25dfa/base/errorshow.jl#L278-L293

to make it easier for users to discover problems like https://discourse.julialang.org/t/is-there-a-way-to-transpose-an-array-of-any-i-have-a-12x500-array-any-2-i-want/56607?u=tim.holy