Trevor Burnham
Trevor Burnham
The [hyper-tab-icons](https://github.com/dfrankland/hyper-tab-icons/) plugin supports a more comprehensive [set of icons](https://github.com/dfrankland/hyper-tab-icons/tree/master/src/icons), as well as more [mappings for alternative process names](https://github.com/dfrankland/hyper-tab-icons/blob/master/src/mapIcons.js) and support for [custom mappings](https://github.com/dfrankland/hyper-tab-icons#configtabiconsmapicons). I like the other enhancements provided...
The line ``` str.replace(/\\/g, '') ``` is perfectly valid CoffeeScript, removing all backslashes from a string. However, the regex `/\\/` doesn't get highlighted. Worse, if there's a slash later on...
Lately, Google Dart has been getting some well-deserved flack for a trivial "Hello, world" example generating thousands of lines of JS output. Meanwhile, though, CoffeeScript is generating 3 lines when...
Because there's only one `compactJsHtml` function, compact doesn't allow you to create, say, one set of JS files to be concatenated in the `` and another set to be concatenated...
I'm running Sublime Text 3 build 3059 on OS X 10.9.1, and installed Browser Refresh 0.3.0 via Package Control. At some point within the last week, my trusty Browser Refresh...
If I run `pnpm up` with a direct dependency, only that dependency is updated. But if I run `pnpm up` with an indirect dependency (supported since pnpm v6.24.4, re: https://github.com/pnpm/pnpm/issues/4122),...
Currently, npm-run-all treats the `npm_execpath` as a JS file if it ends with `.js` or `.mjs`: https://github.com/mysticatea/npm-run-all/blob/bf91f94ce597aa61da37d2e4208ce8c48bc86673/lib/run-task.js#L158 As of pnpm v6, pnpm's `npm_execpath` is now a `.cjs` module ([release notes](https://github.com/pnpm/pnpm/releases/tag/v6.0.0)),...
### Describe the bug When this addon is disabled for a story, the "JSX" tab is still shown in the addons panel, but with blank contents. ### Steps to reproduce...
I'm trying to write an in-house stylelint rule that we want to apply to mixins, e.g. ``` const mixin = css` /* Linter rule SHOULD apply here */ `; ```...
If you create a Tether instance with the default `classPrefix`, `"tether"`, it'll have the class `tether-target`. If you then call `setOptions{classPrefix: "myprefix"}`, it'll get the class `myprefix-target`… but will still...