Julian Scheid

Sorry if this should be obvious, but how could I use Node.js globals? I'm getting errors such as: ``` warning TS0: type/symbol conflict for Buffer, using {?} for now ERROR...

I've got something work-in-progress here https://github.com/jscheid/tandem-emacs It works pretty well when joining a session, hosting a session (and joining it with Sublime) seems broken in the agent?

I have Python 3.6.4 from homebrew. Could it be a discrepancy between the version of the _agent_ used by the Sublime plugin and the one I'm using?

It turns out Emacs hasn't quite achieved sentience yet and didn't know to send the initial buffer when hosting a session without me telling it to... it should work better...

I'm surprised this issue isn't getting more traction because when using `JOIN` with `has_many`, duplicates can only be avoided by resorting to `DISTINCT ON` which isn't just inconvenient, it can...

@kddnewton just making sure that this is still being tracked, considering all related issues seem to be closed? It's still a problem with 4.0.4. One of our files takes 2...

Would be great to get this merged and a new gem deployed.

Thanks, I'll take a look today or tomorrow!

@brunos3d without being too familiar with federation in Webpack, this does sound like a workable solution. PRs are welcome.

Do I understand correctly that this is meant to catch cases where there's a type mismatch between the cursor column and the cursor value passed in by the client?