Tim Fish

> Let me first clarify what the actual problem is That's a great summary of my babbling! I was lucky in that I discovered this with my own account while...

Once you move away from the most basic examples, there are more than just those two environments to cater for. You have: * Main process - node * Renderer process...

@devongovett thanks. I didn't know `ncc` already attempts to solve the `bindings/node-pre-gyp` static analysis. It's also possible to set preload scripts [per session](https://electronjs.org/docs/api/session#sessetpreloadspreloads). You can no doubt pick these out...

`conf` will not work in the renderer if `nodeIntegration: false`.

`aurelia` imports `@aurelia/fetch-client`,`@aurelia/kernel`,`@aurelia/metadata`,`@aurelia/platform`,`@aurelia/platform-browser`,`@aurelia/route-recognizer`,`@aurelia/router`,`@aurelia/runtime` and `@aurelia/runtime-html`. You can already exclude the router, fetch, etc by using specific packages rather than the top level `aurelia`. This could be made easier with modules...

You can't use TypeScript decorators in JavaScript. TypeScript uses the legacy decorator spec that never made it into JavaScript. As far as I understand it, the new decorator spec hasn't...

> In Aurelia v2 I did not find anything similar so far. The DI docs actually cover using a static property before decorators https://docs.aurelia.io/getting-to-know-aurelia/dependency-injection-di

Thanks to @3cp on Discord... you need to be using nodejs version that supports ES2020 which is >= 14.5.0

The docs for [distinctUntilChanged](http://reactivex.io/rxjs/class/es6/Observable.js~Observable.html#instance-method-distinctUntilChanged) say that: > If a comparator function is not provided, an equality check is used by default. If every action returns a new state object, aren't...

I think the Node integration tests are failing because this change introduces an async event processor and this in turn causes the session/event envelopes to be received in a different...