Zack Slayton

My team is dealing with this issue daily. Is there any chance there's a workaround I can use in the meantime? I'd be okay with using an alternative syntax for...

Hi @jfuehner, did you ever get a chance to try [the interim solution](https://github.com/amzn/ion-js/issues/594#issuecomment-605201237) that I described in issue #594? I agree that this feature would be great to have. However,...

It's been a few years since this issue was opened. @wesboyt: Could you either comment on this issue with your updated thoughts or close it if it's no longer relevant?

Related to #155.

> I would argue if an input cannot be loaded as an Ion value, it should be regarded as a "no value is found" situation. The `load` method must differentiate...

`ion-js` needs to support both node and browser runtimes. Is there a common stream API we could code against for both?

Hi @omichowdhury, this is not in active development. If we produce a `BigInt` build target, it will use the same source code but will produce a second version of the...

There's already code in `cron` that validates the ordinals themselves: https://github.com/zslayton/cron/blob/22ea6bcdb77f2b5d9e182df46a945d2867721d31/src/time_unit/mod.rs#L240-L260 The trouble in this example's case is that the divisor of the period is out of bounds: ``` 0/100...

Without looking into it too closely, I'd expect each instance of `0/100` to simplify to `0` in the above expression. That's probably not hurting anything, but I agree that returning...

> Importantly, expressions that do not include seconds but which do include years would be illegal. To clarify this, the parser would treat any expression with 6 fields as having...