Bjorn Lu
Bjorn Lu
Vite is only distributed as an npm package. You need to use `npm install vite` if you want to use Vite, similar to the scaffolded project. I suppose we can...
Using homebrew, or synonymously with `npm install -g vite`, installs Vite globally. When working with npm packages, it's usually recommended to install things per-project (with a `package.json`) so Vite is...
Possible duplicate of https://github.com/withastro/astro.build/issues/736
I think it's fine by me to add this. Seems like @dummdidumm made commits a couple months ago to support Svelte 5.
@Tropix126 I'd say go ahead and pick this up if you want to. Re the home page, I think we can leave the banner as light mode for now, or...
SvelteKit's modules aren't independent in the sense that we can extract parts of it out. They are tightly integrated with the framework, so the most we can do is to...
I think we should just not shim anything and keep the REPL vanilla. I'm not sure if it's worth the effort and instead could open a can of worms.
It's working fine for me in a Vite project: Maybe it's an issue with learn.svelte.dev
Escalating the `written in ESM...` message as an error makes sense to me. Initially I have it as a warning because the library may not be meant for normal nodejs...
Thanks! I wonder what error do you expect from that currently? It seems the missing published files check, and the file extension check seems to be working fine. About TypeScript...