Kris Zyp

Yes, as the error states, you definitely have to run deno with the `unstable` flag to enable FFI. See https://github.com/DoctorEvidence/lmdb-js/tree/v2.2.6#deno for the all flags you will need to enable.

In case you want to track the the upcoming changes, this is the PR for adding NAPI support to Deno, which lmdb-js will leverage in future versions to support the...

This project has already been upgraded to support Node@18 with prebuilds for V18, which hopefully should apply in MinGW, just working on upgrading parcel to use the latest version. In...

I wasn't able to reproduce any issues with manually building lmdb-js through the MinGW terminal on my computer. But windows builds can be a fickle beast (kinda one of the...

No problem, updated windows prebuilds, once they are released, should fix this for virtually all windows users, I believe :).

I could probably make a good guess at which line of code it is coming from in LMDB (https://github.com/DoctorEvidence/lmdb-js/blob/master/dependencies/lmdb/libraries/liblmdb/mdb.c#L7738), but there a few assertions that can trigger that, so not...

Ok, I published a v2.3.7 with more detailed error messages when there are failures in gets (or more likely in renewing the transaction for a get), if you want to...

It looks like it failed again, but I am not sure how to access the error/stack info that you posted, from the build results?

Thank you for the update @mischnic, this is certainly an error/code-branch I have never seen happen in LMDB before! I'm curious, based on the test name and the fact that...

> It's definitely moved (I did actually briefly look at the code, but didn't try to figure out what ncp really did :) ) Ok, then there are a couple...