Keep a stack of continuations when shrinking #98
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Hey @obrok, any particular reason for closing this? |
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I was mostly cleaning up my PR list on github of very old PRs. If you think this has value, you can reopen, but I'm no longer working on the project where I had this problem, so, most likely, I won't be able to do any changes or otherwise help out with this. |
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Hey @obrok, thanks for clearing this up. If you don't mind, I'll keep this open a bit more hoping to have some cycles to work on StreamData. Thank you, and sorry for the long wait! 💟 |
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Closes #97
I dug around some more and managed to come up with the following change to fix #97. It doesn't seem to help with deeply nested cases of
tree/2, but seems to work in the basic cases. I'm a bit unsure of this, because there aren't many tests of shrinking. Let me know what you think.