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                                            Deni Mintsaev

[Feature?]: add Deno project setup template

Yeah, I think this is more in the scope of the `deno init --npm` command.

Adding Frame by Frame Analysis to the Regs

Looks great!

Docs: inconsistent usage of "server function" and "server action"

> 👋 Hi! I'd like to work on this documentation issue. > > I’ve noticed the terminology around Server Functions and Server Actions is inconsistent across the Next.js docs and...

Docs: inconsistent usage of "server function" and "server action"

Any update on this?

When global Node.js objects are referenced, Deno should error out with a friendly error message

I'm not sure if this belongs here, but I find it annoying that Deno LSP always highlights the process object as a warning, even with the lint rule `no-process-globals` disabled....

When global Node.js objects are referenced, Deno should error out with a friendly error message

> @dmint789 could you please open a new issue for that? This seems like a bug Sure Edit: [#26578](https://github.com/denoland/deno/issues/26578)

`deno fmt` and `deno lint` should ignore hidden directories by default

I don't think this is a good approach, because some projects don't set the build directories as hidden (e.g. Nest JS with the TS `dist` directory), and it's also feasible...

`deno fmt` might not respects include/exclude options in workspace settings

I'll try to make a reproducible example soon. I do have an open source repo that could be used as an example, just need to fix a couple things first.

`deno fmt` might not respects include/exclude options in workspace settings

@bartlomieju Okay, I have a reproducible example for both the `deno lint` bug and the `deno fmt` bug. The latter explicitly states `Deno has panicked. This is a bug in...

`deno fmt` might not respects include/exclude options in workspace settings

> @dmint789 I tried your repro and here's what I found: > 1. Running `deno task build` (after `deno install`) throws: > ``` > Task build next build > ⨯...