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Set by lizmat on 6 September 2022.
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wayland76 What are the goals of the raku.org website? github.com/librasteve/raku-org-25-...o/issues/5 09:20
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[Coke] waves from .nl 10:47
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Geth examples: ed32b8e3c4 | (Will Coleda)++ | 2 files
P6 -> Raku

Slightly modernize, rename, make directly executable where supported.
Part of #87		 12:17
examples: 5ee959e9a3 | (Will Coleda)++ | 7 files
Remove perlmonks examples

  (Reduce Perl vs. Raku confusion at the loss of 2 examples)
Closes #84		 12:22
examples: 04ffe6e03e | (Will Coleda)++ | 6 files
Remove unused bin/ scripts

Looks like items that are now standard elsewhere, and these are all unused
Part of #82		 12:36
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Geth examples: 7409e3a04b | (Will Coleda)++ | 3 files
Remove unfinished TODO examples
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Geth examples: d5e0f77dcf | (Will Coleda)++ | 490 files
Update examples to use modern extensions

Closes #100		 13:10
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Geth examples: 259633866f | (Will Coleda)++ | 2 files
Update examples to use modern extensions
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Geth examples: a4e78786a0 | (Will Coleda)++ | categories/cookbook/README.md
README links to obsolete repo
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examples: 872ae6af6b | (Will Coleda)++ | 13 files
Remove remaining "Perl 6" references.

Remove a comment with P6 in it that hasn't been true for a decade.
examples: a4217fbbf6 | (Will Coleda)++ | 4 files
Remove samples from bin/

Examples are under categories, this is hidden and unused.
Part of #82		 13:54
examples: 7abebe89cd | (Will Coleda)++ | 2 files
Cleanup just-merged PR from 2022

Part of #93		 13:59
examples: 004dcfb26e | (Steve Dondley)++ | categories/99-problems/P06-sdondley.pl
solution for problem #6
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examples: a1efe71c89 | (Will Coleda)++ (committed using GitHub Web editor) | categories/99-problems/P06-sdondley.pl
Merge pull request #94 from sdondley/p6

solution for problem #6
examples: 88eb401d59 | (Will Coleda)++ | 2 files
Cleanup just-merged PR from 2022

Part of #94		 14:03
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wayland76 Question: has anyone tried the editor called "Zed"? zed.dev/ 17:14
librasteve nope … i use vi and intellij so not really room for a new one … does it have raku support? 17:18
wayland76 That's why I'm asking :) . 17:30
OK, I think I've managed to answer my own question: It'll please the minimalists, and has its good points ( fuelyourdigital.com/post/is-zed-be...n-vs-code/ ), but raku users probably aren't minimalists :p 17:35
librasteve my vague memory last time i looked at raku code highlighting was that we should try and make a raku LSP (Language Server Protocol?) since it appeared that this single piece could work with IntelliJ (and their new prototype), vscode and maybe others. I gather that Rainbow is the state of the art for raku code highlighting written in raku.
vi is pretty minimal … it took years for me to warm to coloured code text though 17:36
wayland76 Yeah, agreed, vi is minimal. I've recently switched from nano (which I'd still choose remotely) to vscode, but if there's a better alternative, I'd like to hear it. If it does good AI suggestions and handles git worktrees (as well as Raku, obviously), I'm interested. 17:40
And yes, agreed about the LSP.
librasteve i tend to stay away from ai code completion… intellij plus the raku plugin 2.0 is as good as you can get for full fat raku IDE right now … i hear that vscode and intellij are pretty level on git and llm integration … 17:47
wayland76 We've been using GitHub Copilot at work (PHP), and it's right often enough that I'm coding faster. Also we've gotten CodeRabbit, which I think has been doing an amazing job reviewing PRs. Not sure how it'll do with Raku though. 17:49
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wayland76 My boss likes CodeRabbit because it generates a summary of what the PR is attempting to achieve, which means he doesn't have to read through the code to figure it out, and I like it because it makes a bunch of recommendations that are mostly useful, and even when they're not, it's usually "That's a good idea, but not at this stage of the project" 17:59
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[Coke] folks - what is the URL for the RSC site? 18:40
github.com/Raku/raku.org/issues/229
antononcube Nothing beats using Raku in Wolfram Notebooks!!! 19:01
Well, maybe, using Raku-Jupyter chatbooks...
IntelliJ for writing Raku packages is really hard to beat. 19:02
[Coke] anyone ever have to deal with cleaning up fsck errors in a git repo? github.com/Raku/raku.org/issues/50 19:11
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holmdunc the Zed editor is powered by Tree-Sitter (created by the same folks). If there were a Raku Tree-Sitter grammar it could power syntax-highlighting and navigation in Zed (and Emacs, Neovim, ...) 19:37
librasteve @holmdunc - ah yes, I forgot that part - seems to be some JetBrains TreeSitter work ... github.com/JetBrains/jsitter 19:41
holmdunc Nice. It's unfortunate that VScode, being the extremely popular editor theses days, doesn't really have anything to do with Tree-sitter. So there can be no big unification 19:45
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melezhik. . 20:26
[Coke] is there anyway to introspect what -I was set to? 20:37
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ugexe raku -I foo -e 'use lib "bar"; say Rakudo::Internals.INCLUDE' 20:41
(foo)
just be sure you don't also need libraries included with `use lib ...` 20:42
generally i think people want to know what the non-default repositories are so they can include them when they spawn a new process using $*EXECUTABLE 20:43
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[Coke] I wrote a test that is using an executable - so RAKULIB=. is currently needed as zef test . is using -I (right?) - I will attempt to rewrite it to avoid needing that (will have to manipulate @ARGS by hand) 21:48
timo: git rebase --root -i 21:52
timo aha!
[Coke] root *is* special. :) 22:00
ugexe technically you shouldn't have to distinguish between if something is using -I., RAKULIB=., or use lib "." 22:18
like the fact zef uses -I. is an implementation detail
but yeah there isn't a great way to handle this
I think I usually do like `run($*EXECUTABLE, $*REPO.repo-chain.map({ ("-I", $_.path-spec).Slip }), '-e', ...)` but that isn't exactly perfect either since it means all the default repos are listed twice and probably ends up doing extra precompiling 22:21
although with github.com/rakudo/rakudo/pull/5338 that solution would be mostly sufficient since we could then disable the default repos in the spawned process and thus there wouldnt be dupes 22:22
i guess there would still be dupes for the non CURI-based repos 22:23
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