Paul Marlow

+1 to this issue. Final size of my bundle instantly bloated from 240kb to more than 1mb just by importing web3, analyzer stats are similar to @pubkey - six imports...

I wonder, is there any ARM-compatible allocator crates around already? I am pretty new to Rust, but I am really surprised that such basic thing as a generic memory allocation...

I've done some research and made a small working prototype of heap manager over the top of standard libc malloc/free methods. Currently I'm too shy to share the full project...

Well, I've done small refactoring of `_sbrk` function, so first two issues were eliminated: ```c /// These variables are defined in the linker script. extern "C" { static __ewram_start: usize;...

That's definitely interesting, would take a look.

I have the exact same issue with a `nuxt/bridge` even without using any third-party modules. When I define `router.base` with some value - let's assume `/test/` for example - it...

I was able to hard code `_nuxt` folder path using `buildAssetsDir` (it's not even documented!) - but I guess that's a pretty weak solution. Hope this issue will get addressed...

You're right, but I am not sure how should I handle key reordering properly in this case. Anyway, it is a good thing to think about, I am going to...

I second this: issue persists on the following package configuration: ``` [email protected] @fortawesome/[email protected] ```

I could second this question. Is there any way to use negative prompts?