David Goldstein

I actually didn't keep that original test case around, so here's a new one that should repro it: /static/coffee/modules/example.test.coffee: ``` define [], -> describe "example", -> it "fails", -> foo.bar...

Hm, it's related and overlapping, but not the same, as #7377 only talks about making tools private to rules, and I'm also talking about being able to restrict rules to...

question: doesn't https://github.com/nodejs/node/pull/35249 solve this? for users of newer nodejs versions, at least

oh, yikes. well it's at least a half-fix. On Tue, Mar 2, 2021 at 12:44 AM Nicolò Ribaudo wrote: > No, it only solves the named exports problems (not the...

Hey, so we just ran into this at Dropbox while trying to upgrade to Typescript 2.6, since that requires us to also upgrade tslib. We use alameda (an alternative requirejs...

+1 for this being useful

at a higher level - I would love if starlark itself adopted mypy-like typechecking. I've often struggled with getting the shape of providers right, and felt that static typing would...

this looks more likely an issue with how you are using the pystachio schema for representing what your mustache template accepts, than with pystachio itself? at least I cannot see...

+1 to this. ran into the same thing recently myself - bazel had used 18GB of my disk for it's caching, on a vm with 60GB - which caused me...

Interestingly this bug seems to only happen if the nonexistent target in question is in the same package as the `genquery`. E.g. ``` genquery( name = "test_query", expression = "deps(//anotherpackage:doesntexist)",...