diego
2019-1-29 08:09:54

I have Racket 7.1 running on macOS 10.14.1, works fine. I installed it with brew cask install racket


mig.silva
2019-1-29 11:03:06

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mflatt
2019-1-29 14:59:20

@rj.amdphreak My guess is an issue with code signing. If that’s it, then command-dragging DrRacket out of its folder and back will likely fix the problem… BUT FIRST, what output do you see for the following commands (as suggested by @ryanc in a different thread today on code-signing problems)? spctl --status --verbose spctl --assess --verbose PATH/TO/DrRacket.app


ullahmdabid
2019-1-29 15:50:05

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pocmatos
2019-1-29 19:26:07

Is there any GraphQL Racket client I have missed? It seems there isn’t… but I wanted to confirm before trying to do something about it.


rj.amdphreak
2019-1-29 20:10:10
assessments enabled
developer id enabled```
```spctl --assess --verbose This/is/mac/quit/using/file/paths/and/terminals/and/enter/the/21st/century
/path/DrRacket: rejected
source=no usable signature

Mac OS X does not make it easy to view and copy an applciation path. The “Get Info” feature is underwhelming.


rj.amdphreak
2019-1-29 20:18:23

The fucker runs when I cd into the directory and run it from terminal. the fuck?


rj.amdphreak
2019-1-29 20:20:19

But running it from Finder or the launch pad still doesn’t work after getting it to run from Terminal.


greg
2019-1-29 20:23:52

Every generation must invent its own XML :slightly_smiling_face:


soegaard2
2019-1-29 20:24:33

soegaard2
2019-1-29 20:24:56

Oh! That’s a server. Nevermind…


mflatt
2019-1-29 20:51:17

Thanks! But --verbose doesn’t seem very verbose. How about --verbose --verbose, since repeating the option is supposed to make it more verbose.


mflatt
2019-1-29 20:52:25

Another thing to check: whether the almost–7.2 build at https://pre-release.racket-lang.org behaves any better, since it has an updated code-signing certificate.


lexi.lambda
2019-1-29 20:58:49

I think GraphQL is more than “just another XML”, fwiw… it’s not really a transport format but a query language.


zenspider
2019-1-29 22:27:45

I just finished reading the latest gradual typing paper / survey from @shriram / @justin et al in DLS18… I’m trying to find one that was brought up during racket summer school 2 summers ago. I think it was still fairly new at that point. It had some really good / bizarre scenarios in it. I thought I bookmarked the survey but I can’t find it now. Anyone have a reference or remember it’s name or anything?


zenspider
2019-1-29 22:28:26

(I think @justin was involved with both)


ben
2019-1-29 22:32:39

rj.amdphreak
2019-1-29 22:34:41

using —verbose twice did not change the output


rj.amdphreak
2019-1-29 22:36:11

Any way co have pre-release co-habitate with stable?


zenspider
2019-1-29 22:48:52

yes yes yes. thank you!


zenspider
2019-1-29 22:51:48

they also had a survey up at the time (not on mechanical turk iirc)


rj.amdphreak
2019-1-29 23:07:04

GraphQL Graph Query Language. Compare to SQL


rj.amdphreak
2019-1-29 23:08:16

@ben Not sure I want to hear all that racket… :sweat_smile:


rj.amdphreak
2019-1-29 23:08:38

@ben Not sure I want to hear all that racket… :sweat_smile:


rj.amdphreak
2019-1-29 23:09:59

The pre-release download is not downloading.


xarxziux
2019-1-29 23:11:35

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mflatt
2019-1-29 23:22:36

It downloads for me, so I’m not sure what the difference might be. There’s no problem having two different Racket installations in different folders.


rj.amdphreak
2019-1-30 03:21:29

Dragging binary from folder and back into it did fix the problem. Another dumb expression that you’d have to have created OS X to know.


rj.amdphreak
2019-1-30 03:22:19

It also shows a popup saying DrRacket would like to control your computer via accessibility settings. What is that for


rj.amdphreak
2019-1-30 03:25:48

Thank you @mflatt


mflatt
2019-1-30 03:28:08

The accessibility warning is because Racket’s GUI library tries to install a hook (to watch for clicks on the menu bar) that it turns out not to need. We’ve fixed that for the upcoming release.


pocmatos
2019-1-30 07:56:52

@greg Right, @lexi.lambda is correct, GraphQL is a query language. This is the kind of thing I am generally not interested in but it seems the Github API v4, relies on it, and I would love to have a good API to v4 in racket. So, I am stuck at looking into the GraphQL v4 spec.