Devin Weaver

I'm having the exact same problem. What is arandr doing that xrandr is unable to do?

After a little experimenting, The difference that arandr does that the saved xrandr scripts do not is `xrandr -q` Apparently that command must be performed **before** any modes are available...

If you edit the saved scripts and place `xrandr -q >/dev/null` before the xrandr commend arandr produces it worked for me, ```sh #!/bin/sh xrandr -q > /dev/null #

TrackedAsyncState chould have an internal flag that watches for access to `error`. This way if a consumer ignores the rejection the system can log (onerror) unhandled TrackedAsyncState errors. Also, TrackedAsyncState...

Are we looking for example use cases? I have a few if interested. Now that this is supported in FF version 141 do we want to merge and iterate or...

@Josh-Cena Challenge Accepted! https://gist.github.com/sukima/1154573590e72b488bdc76fb62e4ede2 * managing the lifecycle of an ad-hoc alert function that generates a `` element and does cleanup * auto-cleanup of event handlers * auto-trigger element animations...

> ```js > // Fetch all URLs in parallel > // Automatically cancel any incomplete requests if any request fails > let pages = await Promise.all( > … > );...

Most front-end projects I've seen all follow ICU message syntax through format.js Might be worth considering supporting the same as it is very popular in this ecosystem. Sadly gettext has...

@Arlen22 Kudos for splitting up the changes into separate commits. It helps. However, The commit messages were unhelpful. I don't know from the commit list what is being updated. Maybe...

Class syntax, imports, web streams, iterators, generators, destructuring, abort signals… yes, Yes, and YES!!!! 😍 And 🤞 one day even Explicit Resource Management 💓