Wojciech Maj

While there are multiple workarounds for spacing (like: adding padding inside each item, or: adding multiple spaces in text), it would be nice if we had a way to specify...

peerDependencies are set to: react: ">= 16.8.0 || 18.0.0" react-dom: ">= 16.8.0 || 18.0.0" `>= 16.8.0` matches 16.8.0, 16.9.0, …, 16.50.0, 17.0.0, …, 18.0.0 (!), …, 19.0.0 and so on....

Component uses prop-types dependency but does not declare it as a dependency

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Component uses prop-types dependency but does not declare it as a dependency resulting in app crashing if the user did not already install prop-types.

Incorrect types are causing errors when using TypeScript with `moduleResolution` set to `node16` or `nodenext`

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- `@testing-library/react` version: not relevant - Testing Framework and version: not relevant - DOM Environment: not relevant ### Relevant code or config: See reproduction ### What happened: ``` Property 'setup'...

`install.cache.dir` completely ignored

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### What version of Bun is running? 1.0.5+1bf28e0d77a8b2261befbdb708cefd03e0126960 ### What platform is your computer? Darwin 23.0.0 arm64 arm ### What steps can reproduce the bug? Create global `.bunfig.toml` with the...

TypeScript typings

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Since I had to write these anyway, I'm sharing TypeScript typings for this package in case somebody needs them. It would be also a neat base for potential TypeScript migration...

Consider making `sass` an optional peerDependency

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I believe there's a good amount of users using `typescript-plugin-css-modules` for, well, _CSS_ modules. The ones using Sass will have to have `sass` dependency installed anyway in order for Sass...

[breaking] Update pdfjs-dist to 4.2.67

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Closes #1664 Breaking changes (on top of #1690): - Raised minimum version of Safari to 16.4 Blockers: - No Node.js compatibility at the moment (lack of Promise.withResolvers support), which prevents...

"Could not read from file …" error thrown when using `?url` and `?worker` suffixes inside 3rd party module

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### Describe the bug Getting module URL in our own code like so: ``` import module2Url from "module-2/index?url"; ``` works fine, but if that very same line is placed in...