Christopher Williams

For reasons not entirely clear to me, loading the node extensions intermittently cause the task to: - not run - get to the point of spitting out the log but...

@m1ga We need the root level `package-lock.json`, so that shouldn't be removed. But the `android/package-lock.json` should.

I'd also receive this error for C++ header code on a function using un-named parameters.

So, there' really almost nothing extra needed to support JSON. `require` loads a JSON file as an object just like it got assigned to `module.exports` - it's just that the...

After some more thought, probably makes sense to follow neither Webpack nor Bable/ESLint here. We already have an establish filename: `tiapp.xml` - so why not `tiapp.js`, `tiapp.json`, `tiapp.xml`, and `package.json#titanium#app`?...

Just another note here, that I totally forgot, but this would definitely impact Studio (and likely also VSCode/Atom). Studio has a tiapp.xml editor, but also assumes we can read that...

Do we really need to set type, though? JS/JSON have actual types, so we can easily see if the user wanted a String or a Number or a Boolean. Our...

@samrocketman I just upgraded Jenkins from 2.138.1 to 2.138.2 and suddenly any jobs that didn't have a github url associated are giving 404s. I can fix that for one-off jobs...

Note that this exact code is found in core-js: https://github.com/zloirock/core-js/blob/cdb246f043ad0b8f3a3b35747b9e531e4b0936f5/packages/core-js/internals/indexed-object.js#L4 As a result it makes it's way into many npm packages that ship a transpiled/bundled main JS file/entry point (i.e....