Dan Bornstein

I was hoping @arei would have chimed in. I've only ever merged changes that he approved of (either PR approval per se or based on discussion). The unfortunate facts are...

That's weird! I do `--opt=value` reflexively, and it seems to work in general with the AWS CLI. In fact, I've been working around this bug by adding `--description=...` and `--group-name=...`!

Oh, and I should add, `--cli-input-json=...` — specifically — seems to work most of the time. In this case `aws` successfully pulled in`VpcId` from it.

Just a quick note to confirm that changing `--cli-input-json="..."` to `--cli-input-json "..."` in my code gets rid of the failure. Happy to have a workaround, but still I remain super-curious...

@joyeecheung Speaking personally, I like being able to `instanceof` things and not having to remember when that is and isn't possible, and then remember what the oddball alternative is in...

I 100% agree about not wanting to expose internals. In this case, however, the class in question doesn't feel like an internal per se, at least to me. What I...

Would you all ever consider an arrangement where the exposed constructor creates an empty instance, and the system uses an effectively private method (e.g. named with a private/uninterned symbol) to...

The reason to expose the constructor is exactly for all the reasons a constructor is useful in JavaScript other than actually constructing. I will admit I find it baffling that...

Not trying to argue the point anymore, but hoping to understand: I don't see why ShadowRealms affect this at all. I didn't think behavior-bearing object references were allowed to cross...

Hi! Just came here to note that `pem`'s installing of its own sourcemap handler is problematic beyond just messing with error reports. See the linked bug above. Beyond that, I...