Brandon Duffany

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The dts-gen solution mentioned by @jookovjook didn't work for me.

I found that if I change ``` app.use( '/sockjs-node', createProxyMiddleware('/sockjs-node', { target: 'http://127.0.0.1:3000', ws: true, }) ); ``` to ``` app.use( createProxyMiddleware('/sockjs-node', { target: 'http://127.0.0.1:3000', ws: true, }) ); ```...

FYI added a reproducible demo repro here: https://github.com/bduffany/hpm-bug One liner you can throw in your terminal to get it up and running, ready to debug in Chrome: `git clone https://github.com/bduffany/hpm-bug...

@Cheyenne55 I experienced the same problem with "One or more reserved bits are on," and Googling led to nothing helpful. I only discovered the root cause of the problem because...

Just a data point here: I remember using a program (though I can't remember what it is) that printed out something like "attempting to shut down gracefully, press Ctrl+C again...

As a workaround for this issue I've been using `eslint-plugin-import` and Prettier side-by-side. It's been working great. See `.eslintrc` and `.vscode/settings.json` in https://github.com/bduffany/nextjs-app-template. You'll also need the `devDependencies` in package.json...

@smukherj1 I am interested in contributing to this -- one thing I don't understand is how to build ubuntu20.04-specific releases of clang. For example, here: https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/layer-definitions/blob/ef7ab83fe8f7813ceeef5bb8dc283a08bed47151/layers/ubuntu1804/clang/deps.bzl#L29-L34 How is the object...

The root issue in my case was that chrome was crashing due to missing shared libraries. This line hints at the real error (the `bind() failed` is a red herring):...

The unfortunate thing about the workaround in #669 is that it doesn't allow adding custom error messages, because `no-restricted-import` only allows custom error messages for exact path matches (but not...

I'm running into an issue that `../../foo/bar.ts` is correctly reported as an error but `../../foo/bar` is not. Is that within the scope of this issue or should I start a...