Re: [Meta] gitlab error responses to mailing list

2023-08-06 Thread Gary Gregory
Ah, right, you're post here... I'm guessing that address is no longer valid or is one of those ".invalid" addresses services like Proton Mail uses... Gary On Sun, Aug 6, 2023, 10:04 AM Gary Gregory wrote: > I commons dev mailing list gets those. > > Gary > > On Sun, Aug 6, 2023, 9:29 AM Daniel

Re: [Meta] gitlab error responses to mailing list

2023-08-06 Thread Gary Gregory
I commons dev mailing list gets those. Gary On Sun, Aug 6, 2023, 9:29 AM Daniel Watson wrote: > Does anyone else get gitlab error messages in response to emails sent to > this list (coming from supp...@cons3rt.com) ? The messages have no > information as to the cause or resolution. Can't find a

[Meta] gitlab error responses to mailing list

2023-08-06 Thread Daniel Watson
Does anyone else get gitlab error messages in response to emails sent to this list (coming from supp...@cons3rt.com) ? The messages have no information as to the cause or resolution. Can't find any documentation about it on mailing list page.

Re: [commons-lang] Comments on new FunctionUtils / nested lambda feature

2023-08-06 Thread Daniel Watson
Yep that's correct. You cant get strong typing with varargs. Overloading (yes, lazy) is how I handle it right now. I believe there's really one 2 methods that do anything significant to accomplish the goal, one that calls a single nested function, and one that calls a single nested BiConsumer. The

Re: [commons-lang] Comments on new FunctionUtils / nested lambda feature

2023-08-06 Thread Rob Spoor
I don't think that function chaining with varargs works, except with UnaryOperator. After all, the output type of the first must be compatible with the input type of the second, the output type of the second must be compatible with the input type of the third, etc. If you want to continue this