Chris Krycho

Note that you cannot successfully use the `core` import today with TypeScript because it's published in a location that TS cannot by default resolve. Until TS 4.7 introduced support for...

That remains the best path today. For TS consumers, you might use the `typesVersions` hack to make the rest of it resolveable, but the basic interop choice is sound and...

The challenge is that there are multiple use cases for published ESM: - bundlers, which you're describing - direct browser access, for which there is already a build - **Node...

Node *does* load it. 😄 Not sure what you’re experiencing, but I have used this exact pattern in several other (internal) libraries at work successfully and have used it as...

You have INI marked as done; do you have a link to it? (I'd _love_ to use this for some tooling I'm hoping to build in 2016; need a good...

Thanks very much, @badboy!

Related: earlier discussion of Yarn Plug'n'Play occurred at #158.

Hi @volkanunsal – sorry you're hitting this. Can you add some info about what operating system (and version) and as well as Volta version you're using? One of us will...

@JS-mark are you looking for the ability to check for when Volta itself has a new version available, or when packages you have installed *using* Volta are out of date?

@charlespierce what (if anything) can I do to unblock this over this coming week? Would love to help get it landed!