Adrian Li

I'm getting this exact error as well. Would be nice to have proper linting working.

@rgbkrk Have you come to a conclusion on which of the algos you've mentioned might be most suitable? I'm just getting started researching this and I'm about to read the...

I don't think it becomes a space. It kind of just disappears. The dash is there because I had a space in between the emoji and the word. For example,...

So we need to: 1. Include the emoji as if it was an actual character/word. 2. Convert spaces to dashes (regular conversion). 3. Strip out the emoji.

Apparently, detecting emojis with regex is actually really hard. Maybe this package can help: https://github.com/mathiasbynens/emoji-regex

@thlorenz PR submitted, yay! #37

@mathiasbynens unfortunately, that's just how the header links are generated by GitHub. ``` ## my title🕵️here ``` Generates this anchor: ``` #my-titlehere ``` Should we instead try an opt-in method?...

@mkg20001 I like your approach a lot better actually. The code is also a lot more straight-forward.

I too was stumped with this issue, and agree that we should look into a way to show an error to the user. In the mean time, perhaps a better...

I cannot reproduce this bug, my version runs fine: ```js module.exports = (Bacon, nidelva, leirelva, buttonClicked) => { const combinedLevels = nidelva.combine(leirelva, (a, b) => a + b); return combinedLevels.sampledBy(buttonClicked);...