Michael Jackson

I think it's worth it to state somewhere that people who are using 16.3 shouldn't have to rely on react-broadcast, and that it's just a polyfill. But people who can't...

Thank you for the work here, @GregBrimble! We are anxious to make this change. > I have already written an adapter for ES modules, a Cloudflare Pages project, and Durable...

@rattrayalex Re: [adopting the same nested ternary syntax that we use for JSX](https://github.com/prettier/prettier/issues/5814#issuecomment-460303495), I think it's important that we consider [the original motivation for that decision](https://github.com/prettier/prettier/issues/2208), which was that Prettier...

Thanks for the link, @suchipi. Looks like there was [a fork with a `flattenTernaries`](https://github.com/prettier/prettier/issues/737#issuecomment-283104970) option. Was that considered before making flattening the default behavior? FWIW, here's the largest nested ternary...

@lydell Thanks for the clarification, that's reasonable. I'd still prefer to have indentation at every level, but the new behavior isn't terrible.

Hmm, I'm not sure why `parse('json')` would give you an `undefined` `response.body`. In that case, `response.body` should be the JSON payload. The purpose of that `if` statement is to protect...

@rpflorence Just wanted you to know that I have my eye on this issue as well. I haven't had time to debug it quite yet, but it's on my TODO...

> Is there a reason that mach.gzip only compresses text/js/json responses? Not really. We should probably loosen up the test regex to let it accept more types. I haven't spent...

Related: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20206771/express-with-node-js-not-compressing-jpeg-images

I haven't ever played around with Jest, but my understanding is that it mocks everything you `require`. Thus, it's probably mocking some function that mach needs (maybe in the `describe-property`...