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+1 Hope to see this soon :)

npm-run-all is reported as having a moderate severity vulnerabilty

You may want to check https://github.com/bcomnes/npm-run-all2 which is a newer, up to date fork.

npm-run-all is reported as having a moderate severity vulnerabilty

> > You may want to check https://github.com/bcomnes/npm-run-all2 which is a newer, up to date fork. > > npm-run-all2 also gives the same error npm-run-all Install only one at the...

Not maintained anymore?

You may want to check https://github.com/bcomnes/npm-run-all2 which is a newer, up to date fork.

Svelte 5: Tell if a bindable prop is actually passed using bind

> What's the advantage of doing this instead of just doing > > ```svelte > > > let { values = $bindable(), onChange } = $props(); > > const addValue...

Svelte 5: Tell if a bindable prop is actually passed using bind

> How about something like: > > ```ts > let { prop = $bindable.required() } > ``` > > Maybe a different name like `$bindable.must`, or even, `$bound` and `$bound.optional`....

docs: svelte 5 event handler pass variables?

@dummdidumm While it's pretty easy to guess how to pass parameters using events, I kind of agree there is no "recommended" approach in the doc. I believe what @MentalGear is...

[Request] policy_scope should not alter joined table structure

Just opened PR #749 Edit: Just noticed the build failed. Likely because Pundit is not specific to ActiveRecord. Leaving it there just in case you have a better implementation in...

gem install fails -> active_pdftk nog registered in rubygems?

Same issue and work around not working either

is_discrete: Rails/ThreeStateBooleanColumn: Boolean columns should always have a default value and a NOT NULL constraint

> Just coming back to this. Maybe all these migrations should have rubocop-disable statements. GoodJob frequently _does_ use trinary booleans and we trust ourselves to use them correctly. Hi @bensheldon...