Tom Sherman

Yeah sorry about that, I think I got a little mixed up between those two threads! unknown maybe can be best represented as `{$type: string} & Record` then?

When I navigate to a done notification from the GitHub UI I also get a banner, could a navigation from Raycast match this behaviour? Like you though, I personally have...

Is this the first step in implementing a CSS linter? Or could that be worked on in parallel? (the parser code seems pretty fleshed out already to my naked eye)

Hey @kentonv do you have any samples to share yet? I'm currently investigating workerd as an option in our organisation and would love to see how this could work.

Thinking about deploying workerd in the wild, I would probably be shipping all logs to somewhere like datadog with different `service` tags based on the worker script. Right now though...

Also, +1 on mirroring Node's console logging here or at least getting close to it. Seeing `"[object Object]"` in the log output is no fun.

If you place images under a subfolder in public, you can then add this to the include without relying on extensions which seems a bit flakey to me. This won't...

You could probably use a redirect for those.

Why not just create the file in the directory the script has been initialised from?

The script is more than likely going to be ran from a directory that the user has access to, as that user has either downloaded it from the internet or...