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arkiuat argh, more noise on PR #4718; I forgot that a new commit would automatically attach to my most recent open PR, so I backed that out until I know better what I'm doing, and won't resubmit it until the old PR is closed. (Was trying to start the PR for issue #3881 on leap seconds.) 00:15
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arkiuat [Coke], I rephrased the code example in the gist so that it shows aligned columns without violating the comment-formatting rules. 14:29
so we won't need to have that separate discussion about NL vs actual newlines 14:30
[Coke] cool 14:47
anything ready for merging?
arkiuat yes, I think PR #4718 is ready for merging 15:00
when I started pushing commits on the leap-second issue, they automatically attached to 4718, so I'm holding off until that one is closed one way or the other 15:01
I guess this is what I should be using distinct branches for, huh
[Coke] ... if you use the same branch, that'll happen
Yes.
arkiuat right, gotcha. I was trying to fall back and simplify my usage because I had been getting confused with the more elaborate setup, and this has been educational! 15:02
so I'll starting naming distinct branches again, without trying to have a triangular remote set-up (at least not yet, anyway) 15:03
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[Coke] would it be easier to give you commit bits but still review prs? 16:15
Happy to do so
arkiuat I'm actually not sure. It would probably speed up my learning curve though, so I'm inclined to say yes 16:39
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Geth doc: arkiuat++ created pull request #4720:
Issue 3881, type/Instant & type/DateTime
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arkiuat I just tried creating a branch and checking in the changes for issue 3881 for it, BUT the new pull request that was created included all the main-branch commits for the old PR 17:17
so I closed the new PR right away. I don't think I can move forward until we deal with PR #4718, but I won't be making this particular mistake again
Geth doc: timo++ created pull request #4721:
Clarification on &done and &emit
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Geth doc/sub-done-and-emit-clarifications: d2b9f8168e | (Timo Paulssen)++ | doc/Type/independent-routines.rakudoc
Clarification on &done and &emit

emit and done use control exceptions so you don't have to lexically place them inside a react or supply block. Also mention the LAST phaser in whenver blocks is like the done named argument to method tap.
Also, calling &done will return from the supply or react block.
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timo oops, i think that needs an additional change to account for a change in 6.d 17:42
no, i misread something that was only about whenever blocks themselves 17:43
Geth doc/mention-lock-async-in-concurrency-page: eb825ceb8d | (Timo Paulssen)++ | doc/Language/concurrency.rakudoc
Mention Lock::Async in language/concurrency
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doc: timo++ created pull request #4722:
Mention Lock::Async in language/concurrency
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timo arkiuat: you can prevent more commits from appearing in your latest pull request by making a separate branch in your own repository for each pull request 18:13
Geth doc/main: c747ce59f0 | timo++ (committed using GitHub Web editor) | doc/Language/concurrency.rakudoc
Mention Lock::Async in language/concurrency (#4722)
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[Coke] your new branches need to be off main 18:18
guessing you new-branched off the-thing-you-were-just-working-on
Geth doc/main: cde810e389 | (Eric Forste)++ (committed using GitHub Web editor) | 2 files
deepmap/duckmap/nodemap, issues #4560 & #4711 (#4718)

  * addressed issue #4711 with minimal changes
Added a mention of the third example to smooth the abrupt transition, and selected only one example of either method or sub call as most appropriate for each. ... (6 more lines)
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doc: arkiuat++ created pull request #4723:
Instant, DateTime: discuss leap seconds per issue 3881
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arkiuat timo, yep, [Coke] and I had already discussed that. I had gotten myself all tangled up trying to set up a triangular remote workflow, and in falling back from that and simplifying, I forgot that I still need to name branches 19:24
won't be doing that again
thanks
anyway, I seem to have gotten that all cleared up and the newest PR is done properly 19:25
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