Alexander J. Vincent

The good news is a quick perusal of the esvu code (src/common.js) and node-tar's documentation implies the upgrade will be compatible.

You might be right, it's a little unwieldly. The real point I was trying to make was about startToken and endToken (and of course block). The rest is nice-to-have.

We seem to have disappeared from the test262 daily runner over the last few days.

This feels wrong, adding another export. I think you might want to consult with @dsherret and ask him how he fixed https://github.com/dsherret/code-block-writer/issues/42 - both the wrong way and the right...

I cobbled this together from the above pieces: ```typescript import fs from "node:fs/promises"; import { pathToFileURL, } from "node:url"; import { Agent, setSurroundingAgent, ManagedRealm, Value, CreateDataProperty, inspect, CreateBuiltinFunction, SourceTextModuleRecord, AbruptCompletion,...

My asynchronous module loading code with support of `loadImportedModules` is quite a bit more verbose, definitely far more than would fit on the README page. I'm open to suggestions.

Try this: ```typescript // hypothetical-types.d.ts declare module "rollup-plugin-hypothetical" { import type { Plugin } from "rollup"; export interface HypotheticalOptionsBase { readonly allowFallThrough?: boolean; readonly allowExternalFallThrough?: boolean; readonly allowRelativeExternalFallThrough?: boolean; readonly...

Actually, the view-source part is probably unnecessary anyway. 😄

Congratulations on stage 2.7. I wish I could participate more, but it seems to be moving along well now.

> I'm not sure if this is a general interest check or a question for me specifically. So I'll give my answer then leave it open for others to see...