Cody Casterline

Interesting. trying out the broken image: ``` > docker run -ti quay.io/pypa/manylinux_2_28_x86_64:latest WARNING: The requested image's platform (linux/amd64) does not match the detected host platform (linux/arm64/v8) and no specific platform...

> which should already be validating the results from filters. It would break things if they're validating that the objects they get back match the filters they specified. I like...

One other difference I noticed (by enabling debug logging in nginx) is that Chrome sends more headers for a socket connection than Deno does. Deno: ``` 2024/04/26 23:40:56 [debug] 15476#15476:...

Found the issue: My host, `nfnitloop.com` had an old/invalid IPv6 address in DNS. Chrome's implementation simultaneously tries to open an IPv6 **and** and IPv4 connection, and continues with whichever responds...

I see this context from the other ticket: > It can't be selectively ignored because it's an all or nothing feature. If a single instance of slow types is found...

I'd like to give a strong second to @Leokuma's feedback. > there's a mismatch in expectations to what this command does, especially for users coming from npm/yarn/pnpm background I'd argue...

Thanks for looking into it! I ran into this because I was going to try to generate a Zod schema validator (and type definitions) from the schema, and https://github.com/StefanTerdell/json-schema-to-zod requires...

Hmm, maybe `deno` → `Deno.execPath()` was added as a fix for people who didn't have deno in their PATH. This is surprising behavior, though, if you're expecting it to find...

I'm currently working around this by doing: ```shell poetry install --only main --sync poetry run pip freeze > requirements.txt poetry install --sync poetry run pip freeze > dev_requirements.txt ``` I'm...

I also tried just pointing directly to the definition I wanted to generate instead of relying on the "$ref" at the root: But I got an error: ``` > statham...