Daniel Hritzkiv

One way to achieve this, in the library, is to manipulate the `graphicsLayer`, or the `transformable` modifier, instead of `layout`. I believe that way the original layout/sizing of the content...

Yes, supporting runtime config would be nice. [Here's the documentation](https://sentry.nuxtjs.org/sentry/runtime-config) for how [@nuxt/sentry](https://github.com/nuxt-community/sentry-module) allows configuring it An alternative would be to do what other modules which is to allow not...

Yes. Roughly this (only the relevant parts retained) ```ts // middleware that runs for some pages/layouts export default async (context: Context) => { const { store, route } = context;...

Hi @chamathabeysinghe Have you inspected what `def` and `def.values` resolve to?

This makes sense to me. I'm going to think about this one for a bit. Could you share some use cases for this? I'm having trouble finding the need to...

I think this is super low priority as most/all of the "vulnerable" packages are devDependencies. If you find some production dependencies that are vulnerable, then go ahead with the fix!

Yeah, using latest/latest LTS is a good idea. Also, I wouldn't worry too much about overwriting the package-lock.json file. I've had no issues between differences in package-lock file across versions...

I think it's definitely worth considering the behaviour a little more closely, especially since `someObj` fires a change event for itself. When looking at it like this, I think there's...

:) Thanks for considering me. I have a fair bit of free time to contribute to ampersand, and I use the framework regularly, so I'm certainly invested in its success;...

The alternative solution, which is non-breaking would be to allow installation of both ioredis v4 and v5: `"ioredis": "^4.28.5 || ^5.0.0"` I believe in codebases where other dependencies require ioredis...