Scott Sauyet

@valerii15298: I think I would have an issue with changing the current tests to TS. Bringing the TS typings in-house is a fine idea, so long as we have people...

For reasons I discussed last week (https://github.com/ramda/ramda/issues/2775#issuecomment-458190103), I am not much interested in this. Note that the same example used there would have the similar issues with lodash's `cloneDeep` as...

@danielsegato: This really has nothing to do with ES6. Classes introduced there are mostly syntactic sugar atop the existing prototypal inheritance model. The problem I was trying to describe is...

@danielesegato: > I firmly believe that if you take a strong stance like this in a library it should be explained in the library homepage, or at least briefly mentioned....

@danielesegato >> If you use classes or other prototypal inheritance models (OOP) be aware that Ramda does not support it. You'll have to serialize and deserialize your classes before and...

@SurmaAA: > Don't you think it should behave like in native js functions? Although there has been some controversy about this over the years, it's very hard to see when...

@SurmaAa: I wrote an [article on this][fc] in the early days of Ramda. Let me know if that helps make it clear. [fc]: https://fr.umio.us/favoring-curry/

@FiveHundredMiles: Do you have more information about where this problem occurs?

While I understand what the error is, the only usages I can find of `const` in, say, https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/ramda/0.26.1/ramda.js are in the examples in the comments. I'm not really sure where...

Sure enough. I guess this is removed before the NPM package is published. I've never used this zip file myself. If you're interested in creating a PR to fix this,...