Andy Wermke

You will see the object prototypes. If you make sure the objects in question have a distinct prototype, you should be able to tell.

@btmills Do you have further recommendations?

Yeah, actually I was going to describe the API way, too, first, but then recognized that it only works when not using arrow functions (so `this` refers to the Mocha...

@bitjson Good feedback, thanks! Well, yes and no. Basically it's always about mutating something on an object that exceeds the mutation-causing code's scope, but sometimes it is really subtle. andywer/threads.js#32,...

Hey @byumark. That's quite tricky and depends on a bunch of factors: Primarily your tested code and the node version you use. In general changes to garbage collection in recent...

The situation has improved a bit: There is now an integration test that makes sure the library re-connects properly, that the channels are re-subscribed to and that notifications still work...

Hey @tiitremmel. Fair enough. I don't think there was any particular reason. Be aware, however, that this db connection is managed by `pg-listen` to serve its subscriber instance. If you...

Hey Lukas. As you already pointed out, the dependency is not missing, it's a peer dependency. The reason behind it is that you shall be able to use the `pg`...

It might make sense to change the readme, though: ```diff - npm install pg-listen + npm install pg pg-listen ``` What do you think?

Fair enough. Feel free to open a PR if it‘s an urgent issue 😉