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It is nowhere in the v1.7 except for the CHANGELOG. Nor is it in the v1.8.

I think it should be both in the nthreads() section (both manual and Base) and in the note (manual) about starting Julia with more than one thread.

It does appear in the Command line options section of the manual.

Looking at the list of Yul transformations in the documentation, I noticed a few slight differences between the list at https://docs.soliditylang.org/en/latest/yul.html#optimization-step-sequence and the list at https://docs.soliditylang.org/en/latest/internals/optimizer.html#optimizer-steps:

• In the second list, change FunctionalInliner to ExpressionInliner, just like in the first list.

While getting pony working on 64-bit Arm, we found a bug where the test-stdlib-debug tests would segfault. Everything worked fine with release builds, but debug builds would crash.

After investigation, we've found that in codegen_machine in host.cc if the opt_level is get to either CodeGenOpt::Default or CodeGenOpt::Aggressive instead of CodeGenOpt::None the problem goes away.

In unisonweb/unison#2280, I swapped ucm to use optparse applicative, which means we can now get Bash, Zsh, or Fish tab-completion on arguments and commands for free! This also allows configuring custom completion types within the CLI code, and if you use the appropriate parser type for arguments it can infer that a given argument must be a file or directory, etc.

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Motivation

When installing SuperCollider from fresh, it will by deffault recording the server output in the .aiff format unless changed ala s.recHeaderFormat_("wav") in a startup file.

AIFF is a more MacOS centric format and it just doesn't work as well on Linux for example when converting files, importing/exporting from other prog

Hello, I'm rewriting a small application in Mint and have found that there's no way (as far as I can tell) to access the Http response headers when using the built-in Http module. For my use case, I need to know the content type of the response so I can decide how to parse it.

I've run into this not just in my application but also when I'm using mint start during development; when I test my