Nick Heiner
Nick Heiner
This would be a big help for me. For instance, I'm currently on TS 3.7. Instead of jumping to the latest TS atomically, I'd like to run the `tsIgnore` plugin...
Hmm – when I run `yarn test` locally, I get: ``` ts-migrate: PASS tests/commands/migrate/migrate.test.ts (10.485 s) ``` However, in the GH Actions output, I see: ``` ts-migrate: FAIL tests/commands/migrate/migrate.test.ts (6.248...
I agree that it would be neat if ts-migrate handled CJS to ESM migration. However, in the meantime, there are other standalone codemods you can use for that.
I'm not suggesting one in particular. Just google for it. :smile:
I strongly agree. I work in a codebase with 15k files and at that scale, one often encounters edge cases that are tough to handle with a CLI-only interface. This...
The `TS2578: Unused '@ts-expect-error' directive` are caused by https://github.com/dsherret/ts-morph/issues/925.
Yes, I'll get back to this hopefully over the next few weeks, and I'll let you know.
Ok, thanks for that. The API doesn't let me actually change params like `minThreads`, `maxThreads` etc after the pool is created, right? So I could just throttle the initial calls...
Interesting. So you're [using](https://github.com/rvagg/levelmeup/blob/master/problems/short_scrabble_words/exec-wrap.js#L10) `process.argv` to find the solution file, `require` it yourself, and make assertions about it? That seems like coupling to an implementation detail of workshopper. Is there...
This seems to work: **setup.js** ``` js module.exports = function() { var file = process.argv[3], solution = require('./solution'), submission = require(path.resolve(process.cwd(), file)), args = [1, 4, 6], streamA = new...