Matt McKegg

@dominictarr > Anyway, it appears that mutant has a lot of features that arn't actually in use, if the undocumented, unused features where removed then what remains would be a...

It could be cool to extract out some of the less used modules (like mapped-dict, mapped-array) into a seperate package kind of like how pull-stream does it.

sounds cool :+1: I suppose you'd want to allow others to fork the loop and make some changes?

Hey @ahdinosaur! Yes, I think you are right that it should be a mutant transform. I think it should work like `map` but instead of changing the output, changes the...

@Calvein: Thanks, will mark it as optional. I should probably be moving the packaging stuff into a new module to avoid this sort of thing.

Indeed. This is one of the many unfortunate consequences of using `function` as the base for all the observables. Here is an idea to improve the situation by making only...

Yeah this is unmaintained at this point. I should mark this as archived and deprecated on npm. Thanks for the reminder.

Hmm, interesting. No idea what is causing this, but it is most likely something to do with `msitools`. Unfortunately I don't have access to a Windows 10 machine. If you...

Possibly relevant: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16901722/error-attempting-to-read-from-the-source-install-database-c-windows-installer > That error means the MSI (or some previous version with the same ProductCode) was installed on the machine but the cache was destroyed. I've seen this...

In that case, then yes, most likely `msitools` fault. It could be something in the config I'm generating, but can't think of anything off hand.