Ole Bjørn Michelsen

Thanks for the code, now I understand what you meant :) However, I don't really agree with your approach. Capturing CTRL+C globally in the page is breaking a core convention...

Couldn't you still implement this with a normal `` and trigger `this.select()` to mark all the text. Then CTRL+C works out-of-the-box? I still think hijacking CTRL+C to re-implement CTRL+C is...

I had used the wrong name, you should replace `request` with `superagent`. I have updated the code. Thanks for noticing.

Thank you for your work here. Given the inconsistency in maintaining two versions of this package, we're moving to TypeScript to generate the different output bundles we need. Please let...

> ```js > compareVersions('~12.1.2', '11.1.2') > ``` @pawtwa The `compareVersions` function tests which of two versions is bigger. This example uses `~` in the first version string which is a...

> ```js > satisifes('10.0.4', '>=14.0.0') // true > ``` @lmiller1990 I added your example to the unit test suite and it correctly returns `false`. Can you share a code pen/snippet...

I think you are right, there is a discrepancy between the CJS and MJS version of the package. I will change the build system so they are identical to avoid...

Interesting example, haven't used it for all requests like this before. The problem is, that once you have been put into a test group for a particular request, it will...

Not sure I understand? If you add "latest" as a version in your package.json it works fine with compare-versions: ``` "compare-versions": "lastest" ```

Ah I see, you want to use "latest" as a version name to compare against. I don't see a way that this would work, since the code running your comparison...