Thomas Hunter II

- might have been a rendering issue or a transcription issue - updating to use the real value used in the library

I've followed the following guide: https://coreos.com/os/docs/latest/booting-on-virtualbox.html This is when using VirtualBox version **6.0.10 r132072**. Specifically I followed the steps to download and run `create-coreos-vdi`, then I followed the same instructions...

Update for Express 3

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plz :3

- this adds a test and documentation for work done in https://github.com/nodejs/node/pull/51915 - the public helper method was added as a convenience from patterns that emerged with Fastify and Undici

It would be great if examples were added to the README. As an example, if someone were to search for how to loop using Bluebird Promises, they might come across...

macOS builds seem to have a CGO issue

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Running the sqlite tests using the `mig` binaries available in the releases produces this output: ```json { "error":"unable to tell if 'migrations' table exists!", "error_details":"Binary was compiled with 'CGO_ENABLED=0', go-sqlite3...

Unfortunately some obscure, rarely-used build tool as part of Xcode has a conflicting name of `mig`. Either the README should recommend how to get around this or the binary should...

something like this ```sh $ ls migrations > my-template.sql $ mig create --template my-template foo ```

something like this: ```sh mig create --template rename change-name-to-username ``` sometimes this will produce multiple migration files