Adam Gregory

I think this would help for my use case too. I'm developing a full-stack web app inside a dev container, and want to be able to launch a browser on...

By the way, thank you very much for UnoCSS! Other than this VS Code issue, my experience so far of using it in my Deno Fresh project has been excellent....

If we use bare module specifiers in the config file itself, and resolve to HTTP URLs in Deno's import map, presumably JITI would be able to resolve them differently? Does...

I've just confirmed with Deno 1.41 that if I avoid https imports in the `uno.config.ts` module (and any local modules it imports), then the VS Code extension works ok. I'm...

My application has Parquet embedded as BLOBs in SQL tables, and processes and combines them lazily. I would love to see support for this - at the moment I have...

I also want to use `drizzle-kit` in my project and have the same issue. As an alternative, I've tried importing it from `https://esm.sh/[email protected]`, but get a confusing HTTP 500 error:...

@DMeechan Same here - I've been running migrations using a separate Node project, and copying the generated files across. It's working ok for me, but I'd love to be able...

Update: with Deno 1.42.1 I can successfully run `deno run -A npm:drizzle-kit generate:pg` and `deno run -A npm:drizzle-kit drop`. The `--unstable-byonm` flag is not needed, but I do need a...

Hi @igorbrasileiro, sorry for the slow reply! The key is that you need a node_modules directory, and to have drizzle-kit in there already. I do: ``` deno cache --node-modules-dir drizzle-kit...

Thanks for the link to the relevant issue @bartlomieju! @igorbrasileiro in your log snippet, it looks the `--node-modules-dir` argument is missing from the `deno run` command. Worth a try? I...