Rusty Hollmann

Same on Linux. Thought I was losing my mind. And this is not just optional dependences, but none of the dependency types documented under https://bun.sh/docs/runtime/bunfig#package-manager follow those settings. I've tried...

Hit the same behavior on Linux x64: `Bun.write(empty.txt, '')` is fine, while `Bun.write(demo/empty.txt, '')`... ``` ENOENT: No such file or directory errno: -2 syscall: "truncate" path: "demo/empty.txt" ```

I hit this today and I know fallback used to work. Even using a bunfig.toml and install.auto definition, doesn't fallback. I'm also on WSL. I wonder if this is related...

For me, it seems the underlying issue is the websocket connection is failing. While Windows/WSL normally has bridging so localhost/127.0.0.1 "just work" across environments, in this case it seems it...

Interesting ideas @sagebind but I wonder if that approach would add too much friction for different programming environments and runtimes vs normal file APIs and automatic detection. Maybe for advanced...

Haven't read through all the code here, so maybe irrelevant... but one thing that has caught me several times is that common Node.js code uses pattern ` if (err.name ===...

@Jarred-Sumner Is the plan for this to be merged still? I'm hoping to migrate my Node.js web services to Bun, but using systemd sockets is how I architect things for...

Still having this issue with aws-cli/2.24.2 Python/3.12.6 Windows/11 exe/AMD64 I don't understand the workaround for cases where not using own long-lived keys? The whole reason I want to use EC2...

@CharlesReinhardt thanks for the detailed follow up! With some more understanding of the pieces involved on my part, I already sort of arrived at your later recommendation.

Not saying it couldn't be a built-in feature, but fairly trivial to add whatever compression logic you'd want (content negotiation with accepted formats, only specific size ranges, etc) to your...