Mark Gibson

Just trying playwright out myself, in Deno 1.38.0, when running: ``` deno run -A npm:[email protected] install ``` I get the follow error: `process.geteuid is not a function`, full error: ```...

Deno 1.38.2 now implements `process.geteuid()` so no longer get the above, but the following... ```sh deno run -A npm:[email protected] install ``` ``` Downloading Chromium 120.0.6099.28 (playwright build v1091) from https://playwright.azureedge.net/builds/chromium/1091/chromium-mac.zip...

It seems we are getting closer, with Deno 1.40.0 ... ```sh deno run -A npm:[email protected] install ``` now downloads the browsers, but the process seems to just hang after fetching...

This is also happening to me as a user of openai-deno. (https://deno.land/x/[email protected]/) I can definitely confirm this is just happening since the 1.40.x upgrade, was using 1.39.4 yesterday fine, and...

This seems to have been fixed in Deno CLI 1.40.5, but is now manifesting in Deno Deploy.

If your problem is specifically with OpenAI, I found I could work-around by switching to "npm:openai", although I'd very much like to switch back to all Deno native packages once...

If it's any help I've just recently got my Deno Deploy site to build for Cloudflare Pages, I had to jump through a fair amount of hoops. It seems Cloudflare...

So, wrt to solution 1 above, if you are just iterating through plain old JS objects (ie. not DOM) then it should be perfectly fine performance wise, even when the...

They all add up, and it's not so much about the size but the complexity of dependencies. Deno provides a very simple way to keep a dependency tree as clean...

IMHO, the point is that it's a "Library", in this case, a loose collection of packages, which in turn is a collection of modules, it isn't one "thing", ie. it's...