Harold Hunt

Yes I will try that soon.

I've got a similar patch ready, but I got a few more of the unit tests to pass (up to 25 of 31) and I have it swapping between JsonFx...

I agree - while a consumer of the lib might choose to use a DI lib, we can't use one because it will cause nightmares for anyone not using the...

Created a pull request for the compile time option to use JSON.Net (initial version, not all unit tests pass... they probably won't pass without a change to JSON.Net): https://github.com/Dynalon/JsonConfig/pull/13

I'm not sure it will be possible to make all the unit tests pass as the unit tests are very specific to how JsonFx deserializes arrays to the strongest-typed array...

@Richienb - No, [sindresorhus/p-map#20](https://github.com/sindresorhus/p-map/issues/20) was for allowing the `input` to be an `AsyncIterable`. The proposal in this issue is for a new version of `pMap` that is itself exposing an...

> So you mean when `input` is an async iterable? Here is an abbreviation of the interface to perhaps make it clearer what I'm proposing: ``` class pMapIterable implements AsyncIterable...

I created #2992, which is, I think, related but slightly different than this case as the consumed library has `jsii` support but only partial language bindings (e.g. `js` and `python`)...

It looks like this issue is `implement a size limit`? If so, I nearly have a PR for enforcing size limits, I need to write unit tests, modify the spillover...

@derduher - What are your thoughts on how to handle the overflow? The most precise way to implement this is to set the byte limit to exactly 50 MB, then...