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> Why does this test currently pass? I think the current test only asserts the number of calls to the converter. It passed regardless of whatever the data is. >...

I also have the same question, and I am trying to figure it out (but still stuck). Even if the implementation calculates the empirical FIM, I cannot understand where the...

I don't think there is any problem with my linter or the syntax highlighting. Ocaml supports nested comment, which explains why the plugin cannot close the comment in the following...

I have added node's worker_threads support in this PR https://github.com/webpack-contrib/worker-loader/pull/313. I was able to build and run locally, but haven't added any test case to the PR. Comments and collaboration...

@alexander-akait I am using the quite new one `^5.28.0`. I gave it a try but couldn't succeed with webpack 5 natively. So I modify the loader to first make things...

In the branch that I customized for my project. https://github.com/webpack-contrib/worker-loader/compare/master...tranvansang:worker_threads It works out of the box, and I have already released it for my use. Thanks for the answer. If...

> > new Worker(new URL('./my.worker', import.meta.url)) > > Should work > > This loader doesn't support `worker_threads` and will not work in right way even with your PR So, now...

the migration/usage of webpack 5 was quite straightforward. I was able to use worker thread natively without the loader. The only thing I had to do is to leave the...

Another question, what will happen if I call `reset` twice as followed? ``` ///initialValues is `undefined` reset({foo: 'bar'}) reset() // will this reset the form to `undefined` or {foo: 'bar'}...

@sotarules thanks!! so much, buddy. I have patched the package using your fix, and now it WORKs LIKE A CHARM!!