Jerome Gravel-Niquet
Jerome Gravel-Niquet
Not sure where the issue is coming from (maybe rspec-rails) but this line https://github.com/byroot/explicit-parameters/blob/master/lib/explicit_parameters/controller.rb#L31 is causing issues when running rspec on a Rails app. This was my fix: https://github.com/jeromegn/explicit-parameters/blob/master/lib/explicit_parameters/controller.rb#L31 However,...
While I was fiddling with bindings in a different languages, I figured what was expensive was all the locking and scoping for every call. If you can instead callback into...
What's the best way to free memory from various interactions with v8? I noticed memory seemed to grow unbounded in a high concurrency scenario I'm running locally: - Single Isolate...
I believe native constructors are possible through `v8::FunctionTemplate`. It would allow users to create instances from native code. You can `SetClassName` (which results in `new Date().constructor.name === 'Date'`) and set...
When trying to run the create database command, I get an error. ``` Error response from daemon: Cannot start container 0392eb18a39a8c13fbee0e32f0261fe82b83dab21416e3b9b550161225282724: exec: "exit": executable file not found in $PATH ```...
I _think_ this is correct. It should allow users to set `DATADOG_SOURCE=` and have a new field in their logs like: `"ddsource": ""`. This is untested...
Either through appveyor or travis' new Windows early access. It is also necessary to build and use V8 pre-built lib files from https://github.com/superfly/libv8 (which currently does not build for Windows)
We need a way to encrypt secret strings securely in various environments. Previously, the only way to encrypt secrets on fly was to use the `fly secrets` CLI and "inject"...
This project is heavily inspired by [deno](/denoland/deno) and in a lot of cases uses code from deno directly. Talking with Ryan Dahl, we've determined deno should be embeddable in other...
We're currently not handling premature disposal of a `v8::Isolate` by way of uncaught exception or promise rejection. We should handle that with a callback into rust.