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Lua + libUV + jIT = pure awesomesauce
I am a beginner. I want to run Luvit on a Linux ARM 32-bit board card. What should I do?
I'm curious if there's any interest in supporting unix domain sockets as well as network sockets. It could look something like ```lua http.createServer(function(req, res) ... end):listen("/tmp/luvit.socket") ``` There's an advantage...
When using a structure as following: src/ main.lua Then running luvit on src/main.lua where we create a module for "Test" using the generator, any following require just causes an infinite...
Currently, the `querystring` module has several issues. Besides neither mirroring Node.js nor adhering to any specification when encoding/decoding strings*, the module's behaviour is definitely not correct as it does not...
I'm opening this issue as a reminder to myself to write some sort of table or list that shows past luvit versions and their corresponding luvi/luv/luajit versions. Just as a...
Example code: ```lua print("Hello world") ``` Running it with ``luvit test.lua`` works, but when trying to re-route the output via ``luvit test.lua > test.log`` it fails:  Expected behavior: *...
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Source: #1135 It isn't currently very clear (to me) what exactly the goals for Luvit going forward should be. In order to properly guide development and documentation efforts in the...
I was getting this locally and now it's [happening on the CI too](https://github.com/luvit/luvit/runs/2918858920#step:4:119): ``` # Starting Test: dns - resolveTxt /home/runner/work/luvit/luvit/tests/libs/tap.lua:81: /home/runner/work/luvit/luvit/tests/test-dns.lua:86: assertion failed! stack traceback: [C]: in function 'error'...