Ferdinand Prantl
Ferdinand Prantl
@ryan0122, the loading order has changed. When #65 git fixed, by 890766c3a22bb359ca5dd6cc79343e6610b381d7, not only the `require.js` script was moved, but the other scripts as well: ``` polyfills, vendor, requirejs, jasmine,...
Thanks! Good idea to look at the others like Perl. Perl and Ruby just return what the `stat`/`fstat` from MSVCRT does, which is documented to return zeros for `uid` and...
I have the extensions using SIDs almost ready: ``` process: getuid, getgid, getgroups fs: stat, lstat, fstat, chown, lchown, fchown posix: getpwnam, getpwuid, getgrnam, getgrgid ``` It goes beyond the...
Instead of this code: ``` var posix = require("posix-ext"); // depends on posix (optional) var fs = require("fs-ext"); // depends on fs (core) ``` I use this as a workaround:...
My case was the same. The repository URL in `package.json` did not match the repository URL on github. The message does not suggest that the different URL would be a...
This is a duplicate of #843. I suspect that that issue was not fixed properly. I got [this error today](https://github.com/prantlf/graphviz-cli/runs/4758549959?check_suite_focus=true) too just for a small push. I am not sure...
It appears, that the support for GitHub tokens instead of user credentials is not finished yet. semantic-release-cli setup --gh-token=a...z --npm-token=a...f ? What is your npm registry? https://registry.npmjs.org/ ? What CI...
A workaround not for everybody, but might help somebody - retain the `semantic-release` package family, but avoid the `semantic-release-cli` package. 1. Migrate your CI/CD pipeline to GitHub Actions 2. Publish...
I hope that you're right that the current code is fine. Shouldn't the following check use `=== 0`, so that we can sleep well? I suspect that as soon as...
I wrote a benchmark to compare various parsers: https://github.com/prantlf/ecmascript-parser-benchmark#readme. Performance of Meriyah drops significantly when locations are enabled. The other parsers do not lose so much. In any case, Meriyah...