Peter Hull

I too would prefer to use serialport on a Windows machine without having to install the VS tools. The current version on npm.js is [9.2.5](https://www.npmjs.com/package/serialport/v/9.2.5) but the latest binary release...

Looks to me like the node 17 build fails because of missing header file `v8-weak-callback-info.h` ([here](https://github.com/serialport/node-serialport/runs/4138697251?check_suite_focus=true#step:5:5617)), which may well be fixed in https://github.com/nodejs/node/pull/40526 (released as node 17.0.1) Does that look...

I also have seen this, but I am using Firefox on Mac and I don't use dark mode. So it is not specific to Windows or dark mode.

I can't reproduce it 100% reliably either but it seems to happen if I pause, close FF during the pause period and then re-open it after the pause would have...

The rolling one hour timer is, I believe, just because of this code: https://github.com/raicem/impulse-blocker/blob/5e7a8413c5f2aacf57f4289f8d4970eca49e98eb/src/popup/components/Pause/PauseSection.js#L79-L91 Somehow `this.state.secondsToExpire` gets set to a negative value and what we see is just that time...

I can't reproduce this on my PC but I note that for most reports where a platform is reported, it seems to be Macintosh.

I believe this is not because of interrupting an infinite evaluation but rather sending an interrupt request to a repl that's exited. i.e. can be reproduced by: 1. Start a...

I was able to hack this in to local-repl-process.coffee:110 (or thereabouts) with this code: ``` coffeescript # when "lein" then else leinArgs = atom.config.get('proto-repl.leinArgs').split(" ") updates = [ 'update-in' ':dependencies'...

This may be a bit late but I wish we could use the `stdint.h` support and say `int64_t`, `int32_t` etc instead of relying on `long long` or `long` or whatever.

@EdgarReynaldo I didn't mean we *can't*, just that we *haven't* in this patch. It is used quite extensively in the rest of the code. I think it would be better...