Shane Logsdon

Removing OCaml and related tools from the system seems to allow `npm install` to work without issue: ``` $ brew uninstall opam Uninstalling /usr/local/Cellar/opam/1.2.2_2... (30 files, 14.9M) $ brew uninstall...

Attempting again from scratch with 4.04.0 sees the exact same result as before: ``` $ brew install opam ==> Installing dependencies for opam: ocaml, ocamlbuild, camlp4 ==> Installing opam dependency:...

I would say that updating the README would be a good start, letting users know to `opam switch` to a non-system version if they experience issues. Thoughts?

:+1: I was running into permission issues as well. The initial commit on this PR corrected them.

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@caindy Thanks for the suggestion, but there would still be some duplication within a developer's application that could stand to be removed. A developer need to create and manage these...

Yes, Typescript’s `.tsx` extension (required for JSX support) was the first one I tried, but another one that soon came to mind was for Vue’s `.vue` extension to support its...

Hi @houmanka! What web/application server are you using upstream? The web/application server you're using should be able to handle loading `/` and `/index.html` as the same "route", and depending on...

In 58a07b8fc19558cc409737b0573de13d40d69f50, I changed the plugin to use Parcel's own `Logger` for outputting warnings and errors to the developer as it uses readline support to adjust cursor position in the...

Yes, they should be in sync. The latest version (1.5.0) does have two dependencies (babylon-walk and fable-utils), viewable in both [package.json](https://github.com/slogsdon/parcel-plugin-fable/blob/master/package.json#L16-L17) and on [npmjs.com](https://www.npmjs.com/package/parcel-plugin-fable).