Scott Feeney

Okay, good to know some weird results aren't totally unexpected... I'm still trying to get the browser example to work as well. I'm interested in this project as a way...

Hi Dan! While I appreciate the desire to help, I don't maintain this package anymore. You might have better luck contributing to a mature project. Some have contribution guidelines and...

It definitely can and there should be an example, thanks for mentioning it! Can't make promises about how soon I'll get to this, though.

I'd like to at some point, yes. In the meantime, @eventualbuddha wrote up a nice example [here](https://github.com/eventualbuddha/jankycheck#pdd-property-driven-development) using a `pow()` function. (The example uses a small wrapper Brian wrote around...

Had to google for this. Agree that an example like this in the docs would be helpful.

I just hit this, and it applies to `handle-forbidden` as well. Trying to make my API behave nicely and return JSON error responses. Glad to hear a fix is in...

@ricardojmendez: It's always legal to provide a return value of this form, so you don't have to worry about this workaround being broken by a fix, if that's what you're...

This was surprising. My intuition is that these two code snippets are equivalent: ```js // 1 function start() { window.addEventListener('resize', resizeHandler); console.log('done'); } ``` ```js // 2 function installHandlers() {...

This could perhaps be merged into #3215

This also reproduces in Node 20.5.1 and 18.16.1 by: 1. Run any Node.js process in the foreground 2. Ctrl-Z it 3. Background it by entering `bg` 4. The process subsequently...