Joe Pea

(Please note, my **bold** text below is only highlighting important details that I believe need high consideration) > However, using that same build for bundler use cases is problematic, which...

@CodyJasonBennett The solution in https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/pull/29404 still requires people to update their builds (f.e. at some-big-company-you-know, this is a pain right now). Some of those builds produce outputs for internal org...

The company is not SpaceX. And yes, the change in https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/pull/29404 requires a build configuration update because the `three` module does not include `WebGPURenderer`. No one is trying to extort...

About top-level await, common bundlers support ESM spec nowadays, including top-level await. I agree though that if someone has a bundler or build setup that does not understand top-level await,...

And again, because I suggested an improvement, does not mean anyone is trying to extort you @CodyJasonBennett. The purpose of this conversation is to resolve a very real issue.

I see top-level await (TLA) has already been fixed in `WebGPUBackend`. Is there another one in another file? Can you please briefly outline the reasons that WebGPURenderer should not be...

> Although I have personal reservations about putting experimental code into core (which is part of the absolute mess that created this issue), An API could be marked "experimental" in...

Thanks for the ideation! Sounds like a good idea in general to be able to react to changes of (derive from) certain variables. > Thoughts? I think the callback approach...

This seems to be flaky. It happened to me today. Then I - commented out plugins in prettierrc, - saved a file in vs code to run prettier and formatting...

TypeScript also has this issue. https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/47679 I believe that we should find a solution that is compatible with both. TypeScript and JSDoc already have some differences, but I believe we...