Tim Reichen

@bartlomieju sorry for the late response. I still would favour a class based logger for std for the reasons I have mentioned before: - factory functions in that case don't...

@kt3k But what is the point of collecting a boolean flag which always returns `[true]`?

Is this a real use case? I have not encountered anything like that before. Looks more like it should throw an error since alias is not one char long.

Looks to me like the aliases `-vv` and `-vvv` should be declared separately (. With that behavior this is valid: ```ts const args = parse(["-rrr"], { boolean: ["reload"], alias: {...

> I think the returned result is correct here because --reload=value is only parsed as string if boolean is set to true, but in your example it is set to...

Working on the restructure: Do we need `ColumnOptions` for the `columns` option next to `string[]`? I don't really see the point, in which cases would this be used? https://github.com/denoland/deno_std/blob/f415da4c62cdacce880c3c7e492ceee184c3be4a/encoding/csv.ts#L148-L153

Deno as well as esm.sh has changed a lot over time and postcss-preset-env failed at some point. This is fixed with the restructure and will be solved with the next...

multiple extensions are now supported and should be processed correctly with the next release.

I opened an issue [here](https://github.com/browserslist/browserslist/issues/495) to add json js and ts support for config files. That would solve the extension problem automatically as described in [this article](https://gist.github.com/timreichen/87a894c94a4c2258b15962d1754e34a8/17245a26215174d88192ec1cc59fad35b20bca0e).

Should uppercase be used if a class name starts with an acronym or is this an anomaly?