Seth Holladay

@Nargonath worked on Windows support in #2. Maybe they can provide some insight. Supposedly there is some way to set the permissions in such a way that Node.js will read...

Thanks, I'll leave this open until I have some time to play around with Windows file permissions and see if I can figure out what's necessary to get the 555...

> Under WSL users can achieve any file permissions if they enable metadata on their mount. Is there a way to enable metadata from the command line? I'd prefer to...

I just wrapped up a short contracting job where I found out - after starting work - that the client's C# code only worked on Windows. I've been coding on...

@Nargonath the most helpful thing at this point would be to let me know if there's some way to enable metadata from the command line; any command line, PowerShell, bash,...

This is looking good so far, thanks Devin! > Drop node v8 support 👍 > Test against windows Seems like this PR closes #3, then. Nice. One thing I'm not...

Travis CI supports Windows now. Although it would be a bit different than AppVeyor, I think. They say it runs in git bash, so maybe `setup-tests.sh` would "just work". https://blog.travis-ci.com/2018-10-11-windows-early-release

For anyone who might be looking to alternatives, I recently switched to [react-hook-form](https://github.com/react-hook-form/react-hook-form) for the bigger community and active maintenance. It's truly great and has many of the good parts...

Until there is a robust system to analyze the actual test and source files to figure out what to run, you could get 90% of the way there by using...

This bit me today. A test failed and temporary files were left all over simply because I had `.afterEach` instead of `.always.afterEach`. I don't see the logic in skipping `.afterEach`...