Matthew Peveler
Matthew Peveler
I'm still interested in this. jest is the only thing pulling in ts-node in our stack, and it would be nice to be able to eliminate it for tsx.
Sure, I think that adding a brief loader docblock at the top of the file would make sense, in the concept that within your dependency tree you end up with...
#13521 wouldn't address the issue of how jest loads the config file though, just how it transforms and runs the test files right?
This was able to be fixed in a BC way so I've put out a new 0.12 release with it. It'll also be included in the 0.13 release.
Thanks for the bug fix!
While I think environment variables would work as we execute each dbt rpc instance in its own process, it's a bit annoying to use for our implementation. We would end...
Alternatively, could make it so that the list of clients is done with categories of specification supported, and put the onus on the client authors to make sure their client...
> @MasterOdin The problem is, if no further updates are happening, it will mean that when a new client specification comes out (for example for the future page layout change),...
There may be value though in at least having the major package managers of the big distributions / OS all use the same client though (which is ideally maintained by...
> Agreed—Python is good and simple but not installed by default on Windows :/ Python 3.5 is also not installed by default on macOS and maybe a number of LTS...