Jarrad Whitaker

the structlog in your issue is incomplete (no closing brace), are the log contents the same? Your log output might be getting split across multiple log events.

Ah nice! I can't promise I'll look into testing in the immediate future, I don't know anything about testing syntaxes. It sounds difficult to DIY unless MS have published tooling...

I think this is seen when the cert lacks a subject name (i.e. it only has SubjectAltName). This is perfectly valid as far as I am aware however it trips...

Thanks for the reply, though perhaps that's more of a workaround (though not an awful one). A reason I am using typescript-via-JSDoc is to avoid a build/compilation step (organizational requirements,...

What I am hinting towards is some way of me writing in my library's `package.json` that Typescript should indeed dive into its JS files by default, or at least as...

Thanks all!

from the `fake` docs: > A fake is immutable: once created, the behavior will not change. am I missing something?

> Can you just restore that one property before you replace it? Nope, fakes can't restore themselves, you need to do it with the sandbox you used to replace them...

this hack is useful, considering including it: ``` # TODO add to csql def withhack(q): import re pat = re.compile(r'^[\s\n]*with\s', re.DOTALL) return pat.sub(', ', q) print(withhack('\n with hi as '))...

Typescript does this by default and it works beautifully. They have an (encouraged) compiler flag 'noImplicitAny' which will cause an error if the return type cannot be inferred; in this...