Michael Schmidt

Why was this closed? This is still an issue, and it breaks the promise of this library: > A drop-in substitute for the browser native localStorage API

@timocov I read through this issue and I think that this issue (#134) and the issues #139 and #146 describe different problems. From what I understand, this issue is about...

@alexandernanberg If you have trouble understanding TS AST, then [AST explorer](https://astexplorer.net/#/gist/f5e9733377d7e39e03c48bfe9e3a7628/382cc324f98d9f4ced6b12ab1bd7094488145a1f) might be helpful. Unfortunately, I can't help you with the fix.

> did you see that [...] these libraries are expected to be inlined, so we might treat them like a "internal" ones. I didn't. My bad. In this case, all...

> it might produce wrong code Can't we fail instead of producing wrong code? People (e.g. I) rely on this being correct. > Renaming Frankly, I would love to do...

I can somewhat confirm that guess. I noticed that 512x512 images did not work, but 400x400 images did. However, isn't Cupscale supposed to automatically tile large images? It had no...

My GTX 950M has 4GB of VRAM, Cupscale uses about 2.5GB of that. My system has about 4GB RAM left available when running Cupscale, and it uses about 1.7GB of...

The analysis for this rule will be quite involved. I don't have enough time this week to implement this, so I'll try to do it next week. Just to let...

While I do not follow the development of `eslint-plugin-unicorn`, I dug up a bit of history regarding the `better-regex` rule. The `better-regex` rule used to be called `regex-shorthand` until it...

@connor4312 Couldn't you use the `parent` property each node has to walk up the tree? Kinda like this: ```ts function getParents(node: AST.Node): AST.Node[] { const path: AST.Node[] = []; let...