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https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10860244/how-to-make-node-js-require-absolute-instead-of-relative shows a way of using symlinks to require modules using paths that are relative to node_modules rather than to the current file, which leads to much fewer changes when...
When you right click on a link and say Translate Selected Link it immediately switches to the newly opened tab. This isn't how the regular Open Link In New Tab...
Using the recommended approach to abort a request, it doesn't work. `this.currentRequest` is always null even when there is another request in progress. The strange part is that Vue devtools...
I followed the path used in the README which is a subdirectory of the output path, but nothing is getting created and there's no error message. The subdirectory doesn't exist...
If I send a request with a `content-length` header that doesn't match the exact length of the request's content, it doesn't work. If it's too short, the content gets truncated...
I'd like to use co-request with other drop-in replacements for request, in particular https://www.npmjs.com/package/requestretry (https://github.com/FGRibreau/node-request-retry), is this possible or do you know how I could do this?
The timestamps only show hours and minutes, but it could also show seconds or even milliseconds just like `ls` can be configured to do, so it helps us decide which...
The main page of pyes says it supports aggregations, but on readthedocs I wasn't able to find out how to use them. There are many different types of aggregations possible...
As discussed in https://github.com/visualfanatic/vue-svg-loader/issues/51#issuecomment-431559131, I think having `options.name` available in the webpack config would be very useful to configure where exactly the files get placed. All major plugins for webpack...
The same file contents end up producing a different `[contenthash]` (as defined in webpack's `output.filename` and `output.chunkFilename` properties). The only thing that changes in the file are the 2 numbers...