Jeff Yates

Perhaps we could do: ``` Action underTest = () -> DoSomething(); underTest .ShouldRaise( (ObjectType objectThatIsToBeMonitored) => objectThatIsToBeMonitored.Event ) .On(objectThatIsToBeMonitored); ``` It's a little better, though it requires the object type...

Well, I think the point is that you are testing that a specific action leads to that event occurring. So you want to tell it what object to look at...

This seems related to https://github.com/dennisdoomen/FluentAssertions/issues/478 Anyone picking this up can probably look at the work done there for inspiration.

This seems like an unusual one considering that the dictionary itself doesn't work that way unless a custom comparer is used. @dennisdoomen Does fluent assertions leverage the comparer of the...

Deployed a change to one of our services today. That change was to drop `@google-cloud/debug-agent`. We went from erroring with an OOM after every ~10-20 requests to having done a...

@mctavish Our particular app loads and executes JS dynamically on each request. I think that consumed memory very quickly. You might try recreating that dynamic load of additional JS to...

Thanks @Louis-Ye! When this makes it into a release, I can also try it out on our service that was exhibiting this problem.

I see the same issue when using `rollup-babel-minify`. Dependabot tried to update to latest babel and couldn't due to this issue. ``` TypeError: unknown: Cannot read property 'add' of undefined...

Would be useful for `static` computed properties too.

There are two things that come to mind regarding a slowdown in parallelised execution like this: 1. Code that is run more (like the `FlatESLint` check run when `runESLint.js` is...