-Premake supports Visual Studio 2008 and 2010 (and 2012 supports 2010 project files via conversion).
+Premake supports latest Visual Studio 2018 and 2022 project files via conversion).
> A key factor that made the reaction possible was that [back then] the fissile isotope ²³⁵U made up about 3.1% of the natural uranium, which is comparable to the amount used in some of today's reactors.
I did report this five years ago. And got told that CPython don't consider it a problem. Anything is allowed to raise RecursionError without documentation, in the same way anything is allowed to raise MemoryError.
I don't really agree, as "surprising" is a stench in any API. But it's their project.
Yeah I think that's a pretty big issue. Not going to be fun using git notes for code review if they get lost every time you squash or recreate commits.
One thing that would be really useful though - if you could somehow use git notes to tell Git not to download some blobs by default that would be great. It would solve the "someone added 100 MB of binary files to this project 5 years ago and then deleted them" problem.
That would be too useful though so I wont hold by breath.
What's SEA?