Ram Dobson

if fetching a file over http fails after x/n bytes written it would be nice if we could try to resume using [range requests](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Range_requests) to start the download at x...

i'm guessing most CDNs support range requests

Okay, attempting to resume gracefully would be a nice to have feature request i think. we can attempt it later, just handling errors gracefully would be a good start for...

i think the default would be to remove the file from the list of files to be written at the header at the end and move on to the next...

rails updates things on minor releases. it could be one of the many removed things from the 6.1 release notes... reading through them now https://guides.rubyonrails.org/6_1_release_notes.html Sent with Shortwave On Tue...

hey i *think* i'm trying to do the same thing as you... basically i'm replacing a module dynamically as i rebuild. i can REPLACE the fake contents with new fake...

as a workaround i'm doing `writeModule(filename, fs.readFileSync(filename))` if anybody else is stuck

i noticed that the "\0" to prevent a newline at the end of a string doesn't work. let me see if I can fix that...

> I still get errors that look like this: > SyntaxError: Unexpected token 'if' which is caused when rewiremock injects code into one of the config files. me too

I'm pretty sure xpath is a super-set of css, so any translator from xpath to css would be incomplete. Part of the reason I want xpath is that it's more...