Gil Pedersen

I don't see how the native `JSON.` methods can give any advantage to us. They allow to directly access embedded JSON objects / values, but we always use the root....

It's simple enough to support both with a few `if (typeof structuredClone === 'function') { … }`, falling back to the current handling. It gets a bit more complicated regarding...

IMO, if no significant breaking changes to functionality are pending, hapi and its dependencies should do a version bump to deprecate node v14 and v16 and support v20. It would...

I'm not a fan of adding support for a use case that is likely to inadvertently expose the tokens to standard logging tools. The url including the query part is...

As it is, the `.on()` generics are not intended to be explicitly defined, only inferred. How does it work without defining it? Ie. `podium.on(…)`. As for `.emit()`, it seems that...

I regularly experience this as well when on Safari. I can make it stop if I scroll the left navigation section a bit. This appears to be a problem with...

I would probably have a look at Luxon, which is [a sort of successor to moment](https://moment.github.io/luxon/docs/manual/moment.html): https://moment.github.io/luxon/docs/manual/parsing.html#table-of-tokens

Regarding 2: The `Date` object does not store any timezone information, so it will always use the zero offset (`Z`) when asked to convert to an ISO string representation. As...

It is standard behaviour for Joi to change the type, unless the `convert` option is set to `false`. This specific module extends the base `Joi.date()` type. If you feel it...

Hmm, with `output: 'stream'` this seems very likely. Subtext could add its own `"error"` handler to the returned stream, but would have nowhere to report any issue. So the error...