11:47 <frojnd> mps I see there is 1.13.1-r0 for Alpine edge. Is that version built with interpreter?

11:47 <frojnd> mps: ^

11:48 <mps> frojnd: no. look like maintainer is still against this option

11:48 <mps> s/look/looks/

11:48 <mps> we should ask him

11:48 <frojnd> I wonder if I would send him an email? Is that even the proper way for Alpine?

11:49 <frojnd> afaik it's stable...

11:49 <frojnd> Or should I ask on gitlab issue tracker?

11:49 <mps> I think it is ok, or maybe better open issue request at https://gitlab.alpinelinux.org/alpine/aports/-/issues

11:49 <mps> yes, I also think it is stable

11:49 <frojnd> ok will write there and maybe someone else will also like to have that feature enabled

11:50 <mps> sure, I would like it to have officially

11:53 <frojnd> Trying to sign in using gitlab.com (already signed into the gitlab.com) I get: Sign-in using GitLab.com auth failed Contact admins oh sigh

12:05 <mps> sorry, I don't know how this works. you can join #alpine-infra on OFTC and ask infrastructure people about this

12:07 <frojnd> I managed to login

12:09 <mps> nice

12:13 <frojnd> mps: https://gitlab.alpinelinux.org/alpine/aports/-/issues/16314

12:16 <mps> I assigned it to jirutka (maintainer)

12:24 <frojnd> Yeah, but I see whay he is so conservative: https://github.com/crystal-lang/crystal/labels/topic%3Acompiler%3Ainterpreter

12:24 <frojnd> Quite a few bugs inside... But I think for simple stuff is nice to have interpreter even though it crashes sometimes

12:25 <frojnd> I mean there is a prompt that it's experimental... so user should be aware of this anyways

22:03 <Guest99> So the other day I asked how to compare the values in two different objects, and just now I actually found an old forum post that answers it:

22:03 <Guest99> https://forum.crystal-lang.org/t/3340

22:04 <Guest99> It still doesn't solve the problem that you need to repeat yourself by listing all attributes a second time, but it's something!

22:21 <Guest99> I solved the second problem too it seems, there is Crystal::Macros::TypeNode#instance_vars, which does just that.