Joe Pea

Results in completely blank menu.

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Why I try to use this, the menu is completely blank: I am doin it like this: ``` app.on( 'ready', () => { // Set a default menu, see https://github.com/carter-thaxton/electron-default-menu...

This avoids accidental infinite loops caused by constructors creating and using reactive variables. This issue did not previously happen when all templates used `cloneNode`. `v0.33.7` introduced `importNode` for custom elements,...

0.33.7 causes infinite reactivity loops with any custom elements that happen to read a reactive variable in their constructor

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Before 0.33.7, things worked fine in my case because reading a reactive variable in a constructor wasn't triggering reactivity due to the use of `cloneNode` inside of dom-expression's `get children`...

Are JSX type necessary? Or can they be re-exported from Solid instead?

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For example, this file: https://github.com/ryansolid/ko-jsx/blob/0aaefed7d13ef33b34bd5c6d4fb4103841b15ad0/src/jsx.d.ts#L7 Is it a duplicate of what Solid has? If so, would it make sense to remove this and have people just point `jsxImportSource` to Solid's...

Error with import('https://esm.sh/lume').then(console.log)

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```js import('https://esm.sh/lume').then(console.log) ``` gives ``` Uncaught (in promise) ReferenceError: __cassowary_parser is not defined ``` Any idea why?

Where are projects saved?

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Hello, I tried cloning my `.atom` folder to another machine, but then all my sessions don't appear on that machine although all my projects are copied into the same paths...

Doesn't save projects.

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Not sure how it works, but I set the "Project Home" setting to `~/.atom/session`, and then I run the `Project Plus: Save` command, which shows the green success notification, but...

The docs aren't too clear. Maybe it doesn't exist. I know about multi-word commands, https://github.com/dthree/vorpal/wiki/api-%7C-vorpal.command#multi-word-commands. But what I'm wondering about is something more along the lines of describing commands with...

cmd -> ctrl option in OS X

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Would be super nice if you could make `command` send `ctrl` key in OS X so it's easy to use command key as ctrl key (similar to the popular iTerm2...

So we can do ``` sh npm install -g neovim-e # claim on npmjs.com before someone else! nvim-e some-file-to-edit.js # or similar ```