Sometimes, when working on a complex piece of software — or even a simple program or library with a non-trivial number of moving parts — you run into an issue and have absolutely no idea how to reduce your code to the minimum necessary in order to reproduce the error.
For the past several months I've been blocked by some trait-resolution errors in Symtern, my general-purpose interner crate. I knew the errors were somehow related to
| (:name lsp-mode | |
| :type github | |
| :pkgname "emacs-lsp/lsp-mode" | |
| :depends (flycheck) | |
| :description "Emacs client for the Language Server Protocol") |
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| version="0.0.1" | |
| authors=["insaneinside"] | |
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