David Baird
David Baird
Following up from my previous comment- came up with this really sketchy workaround. Can't say I'm proud of it. But it "works," and puts a reasonable bound on CPU over-subscription...
Implemented @jsharpe's feedback (thanks!) and cleaned things up a bit, and then I turned it into a whole project that I swear I wasn't planning to do just one day...
Zerotier 1.6.4: Kernel: netlink: 8 bytes leftover after parsing attributes in process `zerotier-one’
I'm able to confirm version when issue was introduced: zerotier-one_1.6.4_armhf has issue zerotier-one_1.6.0_armhf has issue zerotier-one_1.4.6_armhf does not have issue
This affects me too. I have devices with only 1 internet connection, that I would like to connect to both of 2 connections available at another site, and haven't figured...
The extra slash gets inserted in the call to typescript `transpileModule()`.
`os.EOL` yields different values in node vs bun and seems to be the source of the newline problem: - `"\n"` in node - `"\\n"` in bun Quick reproducer: ``` echo...
Would it be possible to get this patch merged? Thanks.
Yes, doing now
Regression test added. Let me know if its too wordy or any other changes you'd like to see. I was considering the possibility that it would be easy to add...
Actually, there's something specific I wanted to do, but didn't: A very simple statically linked C program like this, for reasons explained in the test comments: ``` int main() {...