Charles Suh

Thanks for validating that it works on your end. I'll try to see if there might be a root cause elsewhere. But FYI I have a AQN-100 identified as `Aquantia...

Yep, I'm seeing the same behavior compiling and installing the driver from this repository: ``` driver: atlantic version: 2.3.4.0 firmware-version: 3.1.100 ``` I've also tried direct-connecting two computers together with...

No, this is intentional in yarn: https://github.com/yarnpkg/berry/issues/1762 Juat a little background: The virtual filesystem in yarn is an optimization, so when installing packages you are not creating a `node_modules` folder...

Just out of curiosity (I’m not intending to defend yarn or fight any ideological battle here), but do you aim for this package to specifically only support `npm`, or does...

> There’s one package manager that is the standard and has the majority, and whose behavior is correct by definition > If yarn’s virtual filesystem does not exactly mimic the...

Okay. I'm trying to think of other ways to try to solve this, such as passing an additional explicit configuration option to tell this package whether the filesystem is case-sensitive...

I added an extra check in case `pkg-dir` returns null -- which I think might be possible if you have installed this package globally (https://github.com/sindresorhus/pkg-dir/blob/v2.0.0/index.js). I can confirm case sensitivity...

> shouldn't the check be testing on the file getting linted instead? Can you elaborate more on what you mean? There are special-cases like`package.json` or files inside a published npm...

It looks like there is already logic in `fileExistsWithCaseSync` to query an expected filename, and see if the filename is the same case when you list the directory via `readdir`:...

I can also reproduce it by going [here](https://opensource.adobe.com/spectrum-web-components/components/action-group/) and typing the following into the console: ```js const group = document.createElement('sp-action-group'); document.body.appendChild(group); const button = document.createElement('sp-button'); group.appendChild(button); ``` Maybe `sp-action-group` is...