Simon Williams

Even if this isn't something that prettier-vscode can fix, it does at least need documenting.

If eslint had a way to whitelist only a specific set of acceptable globals that would be ok but having to blacklisting them all with `no-restricted-globals` is madness.

We're seeing a lot of issues with this, where the `.svelte` file gets loaded from browser cache but the CSS doesn't, so you get a garbage `` injected with the...

> .svelte files never end up in the browser cache. do you mean js modules compiled from .svelte files? please file a separate issue with a reproduction for this. Yes....

Hi, thanks for the reply. > This error comes from mqtt-packet stream: https://github.com/mqttjs/mqtt-packet/blob/1f2cf7f98ae036fae97096299d6237ae442ff9d8/writeToStream.js#L204 Yes but that's an internal dependency that I have no interaction with - `mqtt` should be passing...

> What I don't understand is why this isn't picked up by > > https://github.com/mqttjs/MQTT.js/blob/3e252e7859b387690d707f9be8e95b5e97bc1d0d/src/lib/client.ts#L862 > > that should emit the error as you want, the source code calls `stream.destroy(err)`...

I've added a test but it's failing for websockets with `Error: WebSocket was closed before the connection was established`. Possibly this is the "browser issue", that `WebSocket` doesn't work properly...

This is still relevant. I'm still not sure how to deal with the websocket case.

`render_list -V` (or `-v` or `--version`) all say: ``` render_list: invalid option -- 'V' unhandled char '?' ``` However, dpkg says that `libapache-mod-tile` and `renderd` are both 0.6.1. On our...

> That seems odd. All "render_list" does is tell "renderd" to render tiles. If this is true then I'm concerned that this means renderd risks being OOM killed during normal...