Emelia Smith

@WaleedAshraf it was because we had multiple distinct kafkajs consumers, so called subscribe() multiple times with the same groupId, but different topics. The solution was to use a unique group...

It's not really a kafkajs issue; it was me misusing the library. ``` const { Kafka } = require('kafkajs') const kafka = new Kafka({ clientId: 'my-app', brokers: ['kafka1:9092', 'kafka2:9092'] })...

Have just noticed another issue when moving from inquirer to enquirer: the `skip` / `when` option doesn't work as expected. In inquirer, you receive an object containing previous answers keyed...

Yeah, `this.state` was undefined.

I guess I may have been using arrow syntax without realising it. Would it be better as an API to just pass `answers` or `state` in via parameters to the...

@jonschlinkert how does this work with typescript? I'm guessing: ```typescript interface ConfigureAnswers { name: string; email: string; github: string; } const answers: Partial = {}; const enquirer = new Enquirer({},...

The issue we see in http-client is that when the request happens, `httpClient.get` is undefined; looks like some sort of dependency injection doesn't work as expected. I didn't actually realise...

@djsauble have you looked into something like how keybase verifies identity? https://keybase.io/docs/proof_integration_guide

@evocateur I believe this RFC may help with the "one shot" publish issue we had in lerna, where we switched to using a tmp dist-tag.

Would it make sense to use the storage metadata/description document to document whether a storage server uses WAC or ACP? (I don't think this is per-pod, but per-storage server) Currently...