Tomoki Aonuma

@bogardon Unfortunately no. There is no way to cancel ongoing request. [AFNetworking-RACExtensions](https://github.com/CodaFi/AFNetworking-RACExtensions), the successor of this library, might be able to cancel request though.

I had the same issue on Intel Mac using Ruby 2.7.4, Rails 5.0.7.1, Sprockets 3.7.1, sassc 2.0.1, ffi 1.14.2, and libffi 3.4.2. For me, only **updating ffi gem** to 1.15.4...

Found that `# lint-disable-line relay-page-info-spec` can disable the rule. ``` % npx graphql-schema-linter --version 3.0.1 -> % npx graphql-schema-linter issue-269.graphql --rules relay-page-info-spec /Users/uasi/tmp/graphql-schema-linter/issue-269.graphql 1:1 A `PageInfo` object type is required...

I believe the problem is because `lint-disable` does not affect the line it is written on, so the error at `1:1` is not silenced by it. https://github.com/cjoudrey/graphql-schema-linter/blob/fb0dd421138a5385de9be783393fd5f684219400/src/validator.js#L141

FWIW, POSIX sh meets all of those requirements with somewhat awkward syntax: - A glob that expands automatically: `*.toml` - A glob looking thing that doesn't expand automatically: `"*.toml"` -...

@jntrnr How about using the following rules? - bare, single-, or raw-quoted `\` does not have special meaning - double-quoted `\` escapes the following character - bare `*` performs glob...

These are also what POSIX-compliant shells do, except for the first rule. Note that the string concatenation rule would conflict with extended string literals such as `b"bytestring"` or `r#"raw string"#`.

@muratcorlu `npm_config_arch` env is recognized by node-gyp. See https://github.com/nodejs/node-gyp/blob/master/README.md#configuration Also, there is `npm_config_target_arch` that is recognized by node-pre-gyp.

I ran `deno run --unstable --allow-all --inspect-brk main.ts` and examined the call stack. Screenshot ``` % deno --version deno 1.28.3 (release, aarch64-apple-darwin) v8 10.9.194.5 typescript 4.8.3 ``` The cause is...

It seems deno's `child_process` shim (and ultimately `Deno.Command`) does not yet support to open fds other than `std{in,out,err}`. https://github.com/denoland/deno_std/blob/0.167.0/node/internal/child_process.ts#L153