wayland76 ugexe: Thanks! I'll test it out again soon! 00:02
guifa: I'm in the process of building out some tree transformation stuff (as part of data-oriented programming). It's still pretty buggy, but an early version has been released at raku.land/zef:wayland/Qwiratry . Note that I've already fixed bugs in that version (and haven't released the fixes yet). My idea is that, in the future, we don't have just grammar + actions, we have grammar + transform + transform + transform. One of those transforms ( 00:11
probably the last) could be eg. a string output (if we wanted to eg.parse json, change the structure, then emit as YAML).
guifa: If your familiar with XSLT, that's the inspiration for this one. 00:12
aruniecrisps: Thanks! 00:21
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simon_sibl its indeed that module and the tracker use http not https so there isnt any tls involved 09:23
and I tried timeout and all but yeah it just gets stuck, I would need to do deeper debugging but, quite lazy now xD 09:25
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timo is there any specific reason you don't try the `own-up` module for figuring this out? 09:39
you can also try setting RAKUDO_SCHEDULER_DEBUG=1 before starting 09:40
if you're locking real threads up somehow, you'd see it say it's adding more threads because there's no progress being made or something like that 09:41
and it might hit the maximum threads that can be overridden in the environment, but it's more likely that you want to find what is blocking threads from running and fix whatever that may be
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librasteve_ notable6: weekly 13:04
notable6 librasteve_, No notes for “weekly”
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wayland76 I'm in the process of releasing 0.0.4 of Qwiratry. I've worked on it in such a way that it can now mostly do what ASTQuery does, though it doesn't have all the little helpers that ASTQuery has. The documentation isn't nearly as good as ASTQuery though. 13:47
For context, this is the first part of Data-Oriented Programming, which is the querying and manipulation of trees. 13:48
My expectation is that next I'll go on to JSON, YAML, and XML. And probably XKB config files (just because I need them). 13:49
SmokeMachine: ^^ It may be getting close to the point where you can investigate whether it'd be easier to just make ASTQuery a bunch of helpers that add on to Qwiratry. I don't know whether you want to do that, and I don't know that we're quite at that point yet, but we might be getting close. 13:50
librasteve_ rakudoweekly.blog/2026/06/29/2026-...lease-194/ 13:51
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wayland As an Australian, I don't need Fahrenheit to mock your heatwave :p (cf. the Weekly for context). 13:58
OK, Qwiratry 0.0.4 is out :) 14:02
(Looks like I just missed the weekly, but that's OK :) ).
SmokeMachine wayland: interesting! 14:06
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tbrowder [Coke] are you still using yr own build/install method for the latest rakudo? if so would you mind sharing it? 17:05
[Coke] ? i've been using rakubrew for ages
on both mac and windows
(and linux if I'm on it)
once the binary releases are available, you can "rakubrew download moar 2026.05", e.g. and you don't even need to do a build 17:06
but if I do need to test a specific sha1, I can have rakubrew build it and then switch to it as needed.
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tbrowder ok, it was probably a special situation you were helping me with… 17:07
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[Coke] was it on windows? 17:15
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librasteve weekly: <wayland> OK, Qwiratry 0.0.4 is out :) 19:41
notable6 librasteve, Noted! (weekly)
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wayland Has anyone talked to gdonald about Red ORM? 22:39
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wayland librasteve_: Has gregdonald.com/pages/shipping-my-first-raku-app been talked about yet? I just ran across it. 22:54
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wayland Anyone else having trouble with zef on the new Rakudo? ( github.com/ugexe/zef/issues/622 is what I'm seeing) 23:50
Update: I reached out about Red ORM and Air. He's aware of them. HTH, 23:57
gcd I am aware. Thanks for checking :) 23:58