Darin Dimitrov

Can you try overriding the native property like this: ```javascript set preferredContentSize(x) { let proto = MDCAlertControllerImpl.prototype; Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(proto, "preferredContentSize").set.call(this, x); } ``` I suspect that the issue might be related...

@farfromrefug, sorry for the late reply. Can you try to replicate this issue in a simple javascript snippet? For example when I tried extending the following class I was able...

There's a pull request that should address this issue: https://github.com/NativeScript/ns-v8ios-runtime/pull/84 Can you try building from this branch?

In my opinion, due to the use of bundlers, adding support for ES modules in the runtimes won’t bring additional value. Developers can already use ES modules in their applications....

@jzabroski, what are you referring to as Unicode features? I am using `DOTNET_SYSTEM_GLOBALIZATION_INVARIANT=1` because my app doesn't need to support any other cultures and I am using a slimmed down...

+1 for this feature

Normally those binaries are intended to be used inside a docker image that the NativeScript CLI will run on the host machine to ensure that all required dependencies are met....

ok, so you are running this on a Linux host - in this case it won’t use a container which is an issue. Concerning the dependencies, mksnapshot-arm is a 32...

Those binaries are generated as part of the standard V8 build process which is described here: https://github.com/NativeScript/android-v8

@NathanaelA, our tests have shown that code cache performs at least as good as snapshots if not better, so snapshots can be deprecated. The complexity they introduce can be avoided...