Nils Kilden-Pedersen

I should add that I don't have this problem with regular CS, including 1.8.0, so something must be setup differently with Iced, happening somewhere between 1.6.3-f and now.

Does not appear to fix this. `ReferenceError: "CoffeeScript" is not defined.`

Not sure how easy that'll be. I'm using Rhino to compile. This is the full stack trace, if that's helpful: ``` sun.org.mozilla.javascript.internal.EcmaError: ReferenceError: "CoffeeScript" is not defined. (#8848) at sun.org.mozilla.javascript.internal.ScriptRuntime.constructError(ScriptRuntime.java:3770)...

I remember when debugging this recently, it seemed as if, when iterating the object, that the function was present, but failed to invoke. Could it be a function binding issue?

Comparing the code bases, it seems like the difference is that the "normal" CS compiler simply returns the CoffeeScript object to the level-1 function, which then puts it on `root`,...

> I can confirm on Windows. > > I was getting the certificate errors. Went to the keybase website, downloaded the latest client, and as soon as I launched keybase,...

> Is this ever going to be fixed? What's the deal with this... I need my stuff i thought the whole point of keybase is it was e2e  I...

I'm actually not sure if it's supposed to escape by default. But neither the h helper nor autoescape option seems to work.

I'm getting this when trying to install from Eclipse Marketplace: ``` The following solutions are not available: Gradle Integration for Eclipse (4.4) 3.6.2.RELEASE (id=org.gradle.toolingapi.feature.feature.group, site=http://dist.springsource.com/release/TOOLS/update/e4.4/) ```

Yeah, disabling that did the trick. It doesn't say "Optional", so I had it checked at first.