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                                            Pascal Duez

Cannot resolve module node:fs

Hi, as a temporary (or not so temporary) solution you could install flow-typed `node` environment. https://flow-typed.github.io/flow-typed/#/env-definitions

Cannot get websocket.send because property send [1] cannot be unbound from the context [2] where it was defined. [method-unbinding]

I afraid we have the same problem with any of the core and flow-typed definitions using classes. Another example: ```js // @flow let elem = document.querySelector('input'); if (elem) { typeof...

Cannot get websocket.send because property send [1] cannot be unbound from the context [2] where it was defined. [method-unbinding]

> For the example with elem.setCustomValidity why do you need to check its type? The return of document.querySelector('input') is defined as HTMLInputElement | null so you should only need to...

Cannot get websocket.send because property send [1] cannot be unbound from the context [2] where it was defined. [method-unbinding]

Another case: ```js import memoizeOne from 'memoize-one' memoizeOne(JSON.parse); ```

Is it possible to write maps inside one of my .scss files?

Hi, the plugin does not implement the whole parsing and tooling as Sass does, and most probably will not, so currently no, not possible, your maps have to be either...

Is it possible to write maps inside one of my .scss files?

Check out this [comment and issue](https://github.com/pascalduez/postcss-map/issues/78#issuecomment-259956067). Re-implementing Sass like map features would be quite some work I think, to make it as good. If someone want to tackle this, why...

Usage

Okay the inner template string indentation is the culprit. I guess this should be stated/corrected in the Readme?

Usage

@risabhkumar-cc One way I got around this (really depending on use-cases etc.) ```js import stripIndent from 'strip-indent'; import Markdown from 'react-remarkable'; {stripIndent(children)} ```

Support for Object.hasOwn()

Added in #9084 Although it's not refining in it's current state... [try flow](https://flow.org/try/#1N4Igxg9gdgZglgcxALlAIwIZoKYBsD6uEEAztvhgE6UYCe+JADpdhgCYowa5kA0I2KAFcAtiRQAXSkOz9sADwxgJ+NPTbYuQ3BMnTZA+Y2yU4IwRO4A6SFBIrGVDGM7c+IFkolXpUCWewUEAwhCQgRDH8wEH4hMnwROHlsNnw4KHwwSLAAC3wANyo4LFxscWQuHgMNZmwsiRSAWglaY1cq-hIAa2wJXNpG4Vxcdvdu3v7B0RxKUYMhKDBSqmbWwIq3eagoOrKSKgH0wtMMPznY7d2SfcoBiEZ-aG5G3Ix085AF-ZhsRoRehqUEiNMgSQHlSruBZxJrMcJwMhzAC+-EgGiCLWMAAIAIJYgC8WOAWJgxAA-MgsfZTFAEFikQAdKAaJZUbBY45YjCUnFMplwGBYgAUAHk0AArOreHIYEgigDuUCFGF4WIA5KSIGqAJTaolMrFcqyaqxhACqjGMlAAwrLsEK9QB6R1YiQ5BFYj3wHZMpExED5EwkODQIIRewmEBIoA)

ES6 Module support?

Hi, well I guess it's off the scope of this module, although it looks quite appealing. We can't provide so many different APIs to do the same thing. Maybe in...