Jesse Ditson

the `sticky` flag is more of a regex feature than es6, as it's supported elsewhere - however, MDN has a really concise example [here](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/RegExp/sticky), that explains the functionality well: ```...

Absolutely fair! My (incorrect) assumption was that the `y` behavior was consistent across regex engines, this issue seems much more warranted now.

Wow, really good to know.

Looks like this PR was landed, and also a DT package was published since this issue was created, although it needs adjustment to work correctly in strict mode (see: https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped/discussions/58917)....

Hey! So the use case I'm working with is that I'd like to auto create & deploy tags in a continuous deployment scenario - so, the tags don't necessarily originate...

Ok, so that commit will only use -f if forcePush is set to true. In addition, it will fail if the tag that you're trying to create already exists, unless...

Sounds good! I'll add use strict and lint all the files, and add replace forcePush with force, as well as make pushTagTo an array. I think that will make everything...

Cool, so writing this stuff, looks like 2 things are necessary to make it work: - retention of the herokuRemote config var - this should default to `heroku`, but I'll...

Ok, updates are in. I'm actively using this at work, so it's pretty well manually tested.

No hurry! I'm pointing directly to my fork for now, I'll switch back to npm whenever it's out! Thanks for the merge! On Feb 14, 2013, at 3:31 AM, hitsthings...