d which value you should pass instead and what it is
> used for!
>
> On Wed, Aug 28, 2024 at 11:30 Mateusz Front
> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> WDYT about adding a `strict: boolean` option to `Keyword.validate/2` that
>> would make it return an error if a key th
Hi,
WDYT about adding a `strict: boolean` option to `Keyword.validate/2` that
would make it return an error if a key that doesn't have a default value
provided is absent? The returned value in case of an error could be
`{:error, unknown_keys, missing_keys}`, for example:
{:error, [], [:b]} = K
> Can you help me understand why the patterns themselves need to be passed
to your `await` function?
Because that way you can't `await` for a particular pattern ;) For example,
we have a concept of playback states. One could need to wait until the
playback state changes, so they could do
`awai
Hi there,
we're preparing a message-based API as well, so one can use `receive` or
`handle_info` when needed. However, we expect that functionality to be used
mostly in elixir scripts/livebooks, where `await` is going to cover the
majority of cases, saving us from having `receive` blocks everyw
