Assuming GitHub, if the squashed commit links to the PR, that incremental history is still easily accessible to someone who wants to understand how a change came about. For someone just keeping up with a project, one commit per feature on main is much friendlier.

How does it feel if it has a small background on top of the text, but the whole button only appears if you're hovering the code element?

Here's a better thread on it with reasoning from José and others!

elixirforum.com/t/possible-p...

For sure! I've been thinking a bit about possible terminal APIs that gracefully degrade when raw mode isn't available, but are nice and snappy when it is. I don't want to have to wait for broad OTP 28 usage!

Makes sense. My inclination would be to vendor it in, but perhaps that's solving a problem that isn't really there if everyone using LVN in anger is fine using OTP 27 anyways.

Would it be feasible to vendor in :json as :lvn_json (or whatever)?

Gifs don't work, but video does!

I... uh... I think Bluesky might not support gifs...?

Let's try it one more time...

Bluesky question... ^ this is supposed to be a gif, but it's just a static thumbnail for me. Does it play for anyone else?

What is this... outside... you speak of...

Agreed, been my go-to for the last couple months.

Out of curiosity, do you think it's the `dynamic(...)` or the `false or {term(), binary()}` part that's difficult to grok?

I ask because I wonder if they will become simpler to understand as inference improves and we see fewer dynamic types.

I wonder if you could stick "restore to a reasonable default" ANSI codes at the front of your prompt to ensure things are always in an expected state after running a command!

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Yep, I'm going to just let today suck. Can work on myself and my reaction to all this tomorrow.

Agreed! This would also address what I perceive to be the biggest complaint about Phoenix docs: not knowing which package to search for docs in. While I really appreciate AshHQ pulling everything together, I've occasionally wished it were just hexdocs because it's so familiar at this point!