Tim Daubenschütz

I digged some more. I installed vim-prettier as a pathogen plugin and then installed prettier-plugin-solidity in that directory and changed the version of `prettier` to 2.3.1, now I can do:...

yeah my solution is to not use this plugin 😅🥺

Actually, I think this comment https://github.com/prettier/vim-prettier/issues/191#issuecomment-614280489 is instructive and should also be added (with slight modification) to the readme.md.

After using `n` to switch between node versions, e.g. `n v14`, I found that with other versions of npm this problem isn't occurring e.g. ``` npm -v 6.14.17 ```

This is really interesting and the gist looks promising @jshado1. But I'm wondering if this functionality can already be used when publishing a module to npm. I guess not, because...

> I'm not sure I understand what you mean—are you talking about where your module would itself depends on the loader, or someone consuming your module would need to consume...

Having to mention in the installation instruction on the library level that the using application should be initiated with a loader flag makes it unusabe. It's fragile declaring this information...

> I am not entirely sure we should have this in the beginning since it makes it really simple to create tokens with name & symbol which already exist, opening...

> [trentmc](/trentmc) added the [ Priority: Low ](/oceanprotocol/market/labels/Priority%3A%20Low) label [on Mar 20](#event-4485394623) I don't understand the tagging of issues according to this priority ranking. As a user, I honestly feel...

> For now I'm running `serve` at version 6 instead (`npx serve@6 --ssl ...`) and it's working well for my particular use case lovely :) Thanks for pointing out that...