Andreas Lind
Andreas Lind
... That works better with the `` type and is more well defined and documented. I want to avoid this construct in all assertions that end with "satisfying" and accept...
@gertsonderby asked about whether Unexpected 10 would help with making the assertions more grammatically correct by allowing "filler words" in the argument list, and I thought about that for a...
@PabloSichert asked me what `` meant, and it dawned upon me that it's not documented anywhere. The quantifiers are used in the examples, but they aren't explained.
Currently the only thing that can be adjusted is the `depth`. I've run into some cases where it would be handy if `inspect` and `diff` accepted some options that the...
So that the base types can be utilized better. Something like: ``` js expect(expect.cast('object', new Error('blah')), 'to equal', {message: 'blah'}); function MyThing() {} expect.addType({ name: 'myThing', base: 'object', identify: function...
@Munter saw an error with unexpected-dom that seems to be caused by an `HTMLInputElement` throwing when the `selectionDirection` property is accessed under some circumstances. ``` js it('should not check any...
I'm debugging a minor leak problem with a sharp-based service I'm running. From /proc/$PID/fd I can tell that over time, it seems to acquire more and more open file descriptors...
I "accidentally" tried setting a negative amount of before context and got: ``` $ ag foo . -B-1 ag(31443,0x70000c51c000) malloc: *** error for object 0xf000000000000000: pointer being freed was not...
Fixes #194 Further elaborations here: https://github.com/ljharb/qs/pull/268 Supports both the simple and extended parsers as outlined in https://github.com/ljharb/qs/pull/268#issuecomment-409195381 -- and doesn't use the equivalent capabilities of the qs module. Note: This...
Following up from https://github.com/expressjs/body-parser/pull/326