Simon Buchan

Another potential use case for out-dir is making `cargo run` work nicely with building MacOS apps, which expect a structure like: ``` My App.app/Contents/ Info.plist MacOS/actual-binary Resources/foo.png ``` in order...

Webpack 5 has a bunch of breaking changes, as with any major release. One of these changes is described by that error message: ``` BREAKING CHANGE: webpack < 5 used...

eslint-plugin-import is the current version, but it doesn't support detecting `require()` cycles. It has an option for `commonjs` but it only handles `require("A") -> import "B" -> import "A"`, e.g....

I'm a little confused by the last comment, as the big reason you want windows-gnu to build on Linux is to avoid a dependency on the non-redistributable Windows SDK import...

Specifically, for those that don't want to look, for MSVC targets LLVM always emits the exception personality as the CRT implemented `_CxxFrameHandler3`. I suppose you should be able to manually...

> Required functions actually are more than just `_CxxFrameHandler3` : Hmm, what would be the implication of getting LLVM to emit a `RustFrameHandler` and `RustThrowException`, etc? It seems like Windows...

BTW I had a try at using a local script using `@pnpm/merge-lockfile-changes` to validate the idea: ```js import cp from "node:child_process"; import fs from "node:fs"; import yaml from "js-yaml"; import...

So is the current `@pnpm/merge-lockfile-changes` effectively not used then? That pays no attention to any other file.

Changing the formatting sounds a bit suspicious, I often use a (built into webstorm) "magic" yaml merge on lock file conflicts and it often results in duplicate sections. At least...

Sure, that's roughly what I was thinking, but having a random potentially 30s+ process happening on random commits during local work (especially during rebases!) is no fun. I did give...