Jimb Esser

Definitely looking like undefined behavior - if I copy my `ar` and `ranlib` I built that seemed to work into my Docker image, and run it there, they have the...

Digging through the source a bit, narrowed it down a bit - apparently `ar r` launches off `ranlib -q`, can skip that and do the steps manually with `ar rS`,...

`llvm-ar` does not help, though if I also switch to `llvm-ranlib` as well, then the problem seems to go away (have to do both, either one by itself doesn't help,...

Not sure if Sublime plugins generally do prompts, but adding a "A version of `eslint` was found in the current project, would you like to run that instead of your...

Great feedback! > I remember from #1710 that you just set executable to eslint. No pun here, because we love that automation. You actually are too lazy, and really we...

Okay, I'm wrong, security by using a global eslint doesn't actually help much at all. In the eslint case, an .eslintrc.js file can simply have a process.exec() call in it...

> However, I do kinda like the idea of a setting that tells SL to "only run for files in this directory" (e.g. my development workspace directory). Or perhaps even...

Only problem with the current `excludes`, besides, as you mentioned, needing to specify it for each linter, is that it can be overridden by the project, so even if I...

There absolutely is a leak, due to https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues/41117 , and a workaround is available in https://github.com/http-party/node-http-proxy/pull/1559 and pushed to NPM as [`http-proxy-node16`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/http-proxy-node16).

That can be done with a little routing on top of this, I do it using `express.Router`, here's an example that includes that (and some other stuff you probably don't...