Corey Farrell

globs are not supported by bash v5 on Fedora 30. Running `some-cli-app **/*.foo.js` will produce the same result as `some-cli-app */*.foo.js` - the double-star is not supported. As for pulling...

> IMO, in our implementation, I could _definitely_ do without: > > * implicit dotfile support (a flag that essentially ignores the leading dot of a filename when matching) What...

Loader hooks are async so I expect code which performed `require(esm)` would break when run under tooling which injects loader hooks. This would be problematic for tooling as users would...

How would the resolver source be determined? Maybe `require.packageDir` would be a better place for the API so could have access to the callers __filename? For example you have the...

@giltayar I'm not sure writing a loader hook can help nyc in this. The issue is that we need to handle when an nyc user provides their own loader hook....

@giltayar nyc performs `--all` processing in it's main process. So when you run `nyc --all=true mocha`, this runs `nyc` which then adds hooks to child processes before executing `mocha`. nyc...

Regarding https://github.com/nodejs/help/issues/2642#issuecomment-616803680 I do not think the import specifier requirements should apply to the CLI execution script so I view this as a bug in node.js for Windows. I point...

> Could we release it as flagged & experimental until browsers standardize? This would mean users could opt in, but as it changed we could follow along. Does `--experimental-loader` make...

> > Does --experimental-loader make this possible already? For testers npm i wesleytodd/import-map-loader would be easier than rebuilding node.js. > > That is really how I am testing it today....

@jkrems I don't think it's possible to integrate c8 or v8 native coverage into nyc. @bcoe has done great work on c8 and I use it in a couple projects...