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After some ramblings trying to figure this out got to the root cause.

When using node -r esm index.js, the esm package does already all the work for your (as noted in other answers), and therefore (not mentioned in other answers):

• the package.json should be updated by removing "type:" "module" (as it creates unintended interactions between the native node ES Modules feature and the esm package you installed)

Aside note: if you tried to use node ES Modules and then you try to switch to esm package, it is very easy to miss this point.

Traversal' is a type synonym for a type containing forall, which makes it a second class citizen in the type system: we can't instantiate a type variable with such a type.

In particular, here we are trying to do so with foldr :: (a -> b -> b) -> b -> [a] -> b, we can't instantiate b = Traversal' _ _, because Traversal' contains a forall.

One work around is to wrap Traversal' in a newtype, ReifiedTraversal. Wrap (using the Traversal constructor) before passing at 1 to foldr; inside foldr, unwrap to use adjoin, and rewrap; unwrap at the end.

EXO is using Azure AD as the user directory. This means that changes made for a user in Azure AD will automatically be reflected in EXO (where relevant, of course).

If you want to ensure the previous email address as an alias I suggest you set this in EXO as part of your scripting.

Change html like this:

At the moment, Q# doesn't support lambda functions and operations (though that would be a great feature request to file at https://github.com/microsoft/qsharp-compiler/issues/new/choose). That said, you can get a lot of the functional flavor that you get from lambdas by using partial application. In your example, for instance, I could also write that for loop as:

While Free f a is the type of trees with "f-nodes" and a-leaves, the "free Bind-structure" Free1 f a is the type of such trees with an additional restriction: the children of an f-node are either all leaves or all f-nodes. Thus if we consider binary trees:

You pipe before forking (Like usual for this sort of IPC), so both processes have open copies of both the read and write file descriptors, so the read loop in the parent will just block waiting for more input which never comes from the still-open write end.

The child process needs to close $r;, the parent process needs to close $w; at the start of their respective blocks (Or after you print out the file descriptors for those handles).

There are a couple of potential answers.

I know you don't want to hear it - but in this case another class is really going to be your best friend, because you have a List which can be simply changed from type String to type Spell (which will take your description). But bear in mind, that only requires one Class, not a Class per element, so it's not much work!

Example:

I replaced your server.py with this example. There is nothing wrong with your server about keys and certificates.

server.py