jtoppine

Yes, it's most likely related to https://github.com/denoland/deno/issues/12086 As a workaround, I found this works for me. Create your own JS module where you re-export canvas functions like below, and use...

Same error in Deno 1.20.3, mongo 0.30.0 (not deploy, regular Ubuntu server, mongodb 5.0.6 running locally on the same PC) ``` error: Uncaught (in promise) ConnectionReset: Connection reset by peer...

Here's one use case, or view on why this would be a nice feature. I tend to update std versions as well as all other libraries for all of my...

Would runtime type checking force typescript semantics to JS only users? JS is dynamic by nature, and duck typing can be usefull in various situations. I should be able to...

Small update: - Updated (edited) the repro above to also include tests for `process.kill()`, just for completeness. It seems `process.kill()`from the parent has the same effect as `Deno.exit()`from inside the...

> Are you able to produce a simple reproduction example? I spent a good while trying to create a simple reproduction, by spawning a bunch of processes that all create...

This is a known bug, hopefully it is fixed soon. https://github.com/denoland/deno/issues/16267

This difference of statically analyzable imports vs plain dynamic imports seems pretty surprising to me. If the behaviour is considered part of the public API, that's weird, magical one. Although...

> I also used to think the same, but it's essentially a given due to how TypeScript supports typings for statically analyzable dynamic imports. Okay, thank you for the explanation!...

+1 Example use case: Streaming search results. Instead of complex "infinite scroll" or other types of convoluted result delivery schemes, we could just start pushing results to the client as...