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The only implemented matchers at the moment are:
`Any`: matches any argument
`Eq` matches based on `Arg: PartialEq`
`EqAgainst` matches based on `Arg: PartialEq`
We could implement other match…
nrxus updated
3 years ago
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In a pact-node consumer test, I have -
```
describe('edit a policy', () => {
const REQUEST_BODY = {
name: 'account-holder',
version: '2020-07-10T01:22:09.488Z',
};
cons…
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When I use closure compiler to minify `Autolinker.js`, the output is broken JavaScript that throws an error when loaded.
For the input file, go here: https://github.com/gregjacobs/Autolinker.js/rele…
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Compile `llvm-test-suite/MicroBenchmarks/LCALS/LCALSSuite.cxx` for arm64 at -O3. On a debug build of clang on my machine:
```
real 0m48.560s
user 0m48.178s
sys 0m0.345s
```
With the IR outli…
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Many functions expect an object as input parameter. `calledWith` relies on strict equality. `expect.objectContaining` is a partial match.
Is there a way to perform a deep object comparison? Am I mi…
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## RNTL Cookbook
RNTL is feature-complete, so the next big frontier is documenting and sharing best practices so our users can get the most out of using RNTL. Specifically, we could have a signific…
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In discussions on how to route URLs, the suggestion came up to have generic [predicate dispatch](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCl9rB1tyxo) functionality; the URL patterns would be the predicates in …
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I have a source file that uses cgo a lot, and running it through `dst` causes (some) empty lines in structs/functions to be removed.
I tried some testing, and I am not entirely sure what causes the…
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Is it possible to know/display the `ReplacementRule` if the `replace()` is able apply the rule?
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Right now intrinsics do not perform any type-checking. They instead pass their arguments to the instruction pattern matcher which will accept or reject the operands provided. There is no type-checking…