Shaun Cutts

fileHistoryWalk is currently not very useful -- see: #1068 -- the large magic number is because it is filtering within that number of commits to get you the history. So...

@jaywcjlove -- I'm not using nodegit right at the moment, so a bit fuzzy in my head, but it would seem that if you walk backwards on commits as above,...

@jaywcjlove -- If you can get a list of commits, you can use bisect (binary search) to look for last change. You could also create an external index, and use...

@fzerorubigd @vangent Vangent's example could be done with `wire.Struct` as well, right? I wonder if one way to implement a slightly more flexible feature in an idiomatic way would be...

@plandem -- Thanks for your reply. I appreciate that streaming mode operates one row at a time. My hope would be to stream in a row, modify it, and write...

Thanks! I have been using go in lambda for a while -- it seems to work well for me; I haven't noticed too much memory bloat due to GC. Of...

Actually they [do charge for memory (see table below)](https://aws.amazon.com/lambda/pricing/) ... but if I can stream it will be fine. :). **EDIT** In the long term I plan to move to...

Thanks! I'll get the whole thing up and running without stream mode, then hopefully will have some time to work on a PR for this. > But before that you...

> My point is - your code should not get any fatals in production and you should use library properly and prevent all fatals before moving to production. E.g. if...

I'm receiving an xlsx spreadsheet which I want to pass as a buffer to js-xlsx. The following works in parse: (NB wrapped in new Promise((resolve)=>...rest of request...) ) .parse((res)=>{ let...