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  • inline code words easiest as backticks
  • prefer https to http
  • apply should not be "opinionated" about value vs reference, just transparently pass arguments through

* inline code words easiest as backticks
* prefer https to http
* apply should not be "opinionated" about value vs reference, just transparently pass arguments through
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see also #6182
cc @FeepingCreature

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CI shouldn't fail... cc @MartinNowak

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Windows failure: braddr/d-tester#71

The segfault when building dub is a "new" one.

When called on a $(D Nullable), $(D apply) will unpack the value contained in the $(D Nullable),
pass it to the function you provide and wrap the result in another $(D Nullable) (if necessary).
If the Nullable is null, $(D apply) will return null itself.
When called on a `Nullable`, `apply` will unpack the value contained in the `Nullable`,
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I think we should continue the automation alternative here. At the moment we only converted std.algorithm automatically (see #5970)

-> #6391

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Fix for the Project Tester incoming -> dlang/ci#189
I can't do much about auto-tester sorry.

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