Cody Casterline
Cody Casterline
I'm [trying to use DNT][2] to try to make my Deno library available in Node. `sodium` is one of my dependencies. After DNT does its thing, it tries to run...
I've got a gist here w/ sample code: https://gist.github.com/NfNitLoop/201cc0b816facf176de3ce1ff5890467 which you can run with: ``` deno run https://gist.githubusercontent.com/NfNitLoop/201cc0b816facf176de3ce1ff5890467/raw/80e8e7550de49defbbbce9b0e5f3a5d03217b1f7/example.ts ``` But it looks like the functions are undefined. ohhhhh, I've got...
For details, see the upstream issue here: https://github.com/whitlockjc/json-refs/issues/207 The core of the issue, from the maintainer of that project: > https://vega.github.io/schema/vega-lite/v5.json is a JSON Schema file and its $ref plays...
**Describe the bug** When the root type of a schema is a `$ref`, statham has infinite recursion. **Steps to Reproduce** Working schema: ```json { "type": "object", "properties": { "name": {...
Related to #2038, it would be nice if Maturin would: * Log which DLLs are going to be copied into the wheel package *before* calling `patchelf`. This way, if patchelf...
Version: Deno 1.43.1 https://jsr.io/publishing?v=%40nfnitloop%2Fnostrilo%400.1.0&date=2024-05-13T23%3A31%3A33.875Z Error message: > missingConfigFile: missing config file '/deno.jsonc', is it perhaps excluded from publishing? But I'd run `deno publish --dry-run` before `deno publish` and it didn't...
Version: Deno 1.43.1 `deno publish --dry-run` completed successfully, but then when I ran `deno publish`, I got: > Failed to publish @nfnitloop/deno-embedder at 1.2.0: triple slash directives that modify globals...
Sample code: ```typescript import { default as CFSpeedTest, ConfigOptions } from "npm:@cloudflare/[email protected]" async function main() { const opts: ConfigOptions = { } const test = new CFSpeedTest(opts) test.onFinish = (results)...
the type of [`FeedEntry.id`][1] is `string`, but I was given an entry with an `undefined` id. [1]: https://jsr.io/@mikaelporttila/rss/1.1.0/src/types/feed.ts#L37 Here's the JSON.stringify representation of the object I did get back: ```json...
The [`Feed.entries`][1] type returns a `FeedEntry` array, but the FeedEntry type isn't exported. [1]: https://jsr.io/@mikaelporttila/[email protected]/doc/~/Feed#property_entries I seem to be able to work around it a bit with: ```typescript export *...