Michael Jonker

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Thank you - your suggested workaround is appreciated. In practice, default options will need to be read in the declaration scope before they are lost, and then merged after the...

Appreciated, I will not be offended if you want to change this issues label from "bug" to something else, maybe "enhancement"? I also appreciated that, if so required or desired,...

Agreed. I am starting into a custom theme, which will improve my familiarity with the TDoc codebase. I will come back here for discussion as and when ideas emerge.

### Current Fix I have created a [Pull Request](https://github.com/TypeStrong/typedoc/pull/2026) which works around this issue. It does nothing more than handling 'mixed' type options for plugins by stashing defaults at the...

I do appreciate your concerns, and understand that you prefer adding a new behaviour instead of risking interference with existing behavior. This makes sense. ### I understand your proposal to...

This is not about reading the overview, or any other [helpful resources](https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/a-deep-dive-into-typedocs-workflow-and-extensibility-d464683e092c/). Typedoc appears to (correctly) make the parsed options immutable in [`app.convert()`](https://github.com/TypeStrong/typedoc/blob/c8028d1639eb9eb5cd6c0ded7717c4caa65713ea/bin/typedoc#L86) close to the top of `run(app)`, immediately...

Ok, I can now see where changing the behaviour on `Mixed` will change existing core behaviour. Thanks. IMO, the existing behavior you have clarified for "visibilityFilters" and intended for "searchGroupBoosts"...

I am seeing this Sept 2022 on Ubuntu 22.04. "*--[playwright](https://github.com/modernweb-dev/web/tree/master/packages/test-runner-playwright) --coverage*" as a replacement for "*--[puppeteer](https://github.com/modernweb-dev/web/tree/master/packages/test-runner-puppeteer) --coverage*" produces non-empty coverage reports. It would be nice to use puppeteer with coverage...

I resolved the first of my issues: ``auth.jwt.pubkey = etc/certs/jwt_public_key.pem`` needs to locate to an absolute OS dir, it is not an alias or relative path. For Ubuntu 18.04 install...

Ok, solved..... Please excuse my temporary stupidity. This is an either/or situation, so use either [HMAC HS256] OR [RSA / ECDSA] So, using jose in node.js as an example: ```javascript...