J. S. Choi
J. S. Choi
I have confirmed that Safari Technology Preview Release 219 (WebKit 20622.1.12) will pass tc39/test262#4450. For future reference, the fix that made Chrome/V8 pass tc39/test262#4450 was in https://github.com/v8/v8/commit/6c3f7aa4c76af4c3e0c89c5c279f2b98867c35f0#diff-c18e5d5743326f6ba544801f6ce25154b785f759885651f98924d5b56dc1c2e6, on April 2024.
Conditional Stage 4 was achieved in [plenary today](https://github.com/tc39/agendas/blob/main/2025/05.md). Let’s continue in #14.
Adding onto what @tabatkins said: * Elixir pipes or F# pipes like `x |> fn0 |> fn1`, along with [partial functional application (PFA)][PFA] and [unary functional composition][flow], come from **[point-free...
@justingrant: These are indeed excellent real-world examples. Thank you very much for providing them. They all would be great to add to the documentation eventually. To sharpen these examples, would...
Thanks for the explanation, @scottohara. I will update the pull request with an explanation that, if the required attribute is not specified, then a fallback value of 2 will be...
Once tc39/proposal-array-from-async#50’s reviews are finished and it is merged, Array.fromAsync will be ready to make a pull request against this pull request for formal Stage 3 reviews, as per https://github.com/tc39/proposal-array-from-async/issues/14#issuecomment-1489520146....
This still seems to be a problem in v4.9.6. I had to resort to using `exec` from `node:child_process` to run `rollup -c --environment …`, in order to programmatically supply my...
ecmarkup / format errors have been fixed. This pull request is finally ready for Stage 3/4 sign-off from the Editors. @nicolo-ribaudo, you might find this pull request more convenient to...
As a courtesy to the editors reviewing this pull request, I would like to explicitly propose making the following editorial changes: - [x] Change the “asyncItems” argument to “items”, since...
Related to this is the discontinued [FindText API draft](//github.com/w3c/findtext) by Doug Schepers (@shepazu), @AFBarstow, and @plehegar, which in 2015 attempted to standardize finding text selections in DOM.