Isaiah Becker-Mayer

For reference, I found a bug in the `MappedMap` here while working on `rightpanel`, which I addressed here: 92ed503700e9c8350849e62067f295eead66865d (on a separate branch for now). > Sorry, it took me...

@MidhunSureshR > Sorry, it took me a bit of time to come back to this. One issue with both the approaches is that we're making non trivial changes to the...

Alright, turns out we aren't the first to encounter this general problem. I was able to solve it by arranging the export order in `src/observable/map/index.ts` and then always importing these...

@MidhunSureshR I think this one is very close to ready.

I ran into this same issue (macOS Big Sur 11.2.1). I'm not sure exactly what the cause is, but I traced it down to a function called `register()` in `kqueue.go`,...

> Good job tracing the issue back to the syscall level. Without specifics it is hard to reason about what is going wrong but kqueue fails if the file descriptor...

> Just a quick check: there were no special files like FIFOs, symlinks or unusually big files involved and no special file systems (like for example, running inside a container...

> Seems reasonable to me. Only question is whether it is going to be spammy. For example, when copying a large file into or out of the shared directory, will...

@espadolini > Do we really need exact offsets for all read and write ops? We could emit an event for "user has interacted with file" and then maybe emit one...

> The benefit would be to reduce audit log spam while still guaranteeing that at least some info gets in even if Teleport stops abruptly. Maybe I misunderstood. I thought...