Ian Wright

I used to use WallabyJS quite a bit, one of the really good features that had was an option to open a snapshot in a side-by-side diff (which makes for...

@gregveres honestly I got a little confused by the expand/collapse discussion with relation to snapshots!

I don't know how far you got with this - but if expand/collapse functionality existed, you could by default start with all `describe` blocks collapsed (unless there is a failing...

The test was pretty basic, and was near identical to another test (which was passing). This one looked like this: ``` it('extracts affiliations correctly', () => { const affiliations =...

@gregveres wow, I've only just come across these updates. Awesome work and digging. I probably need to go through the same. Unfortunately for me we had **no** optional chaining, so...

@gregveres thanks, I'll take a look at some point :)

Potentially related, I've noticed that as I pull out tabs from Sublime into new windows it seems to create a new `eslint_d` instance for each, and the extension I'm using...

Thought I should share my config: ``` "node_path": { "linux": "/home/ian/.nvm/versions/node/v16.14.0/bin/node" }, "local_eslint_path": { "linux": "/home/ian/.nvm/versions/node/v16.14.0/bin/eslint_d" } ``` I'm wondering if installing `eslint_d` locally to my project may help with...

Yeah, I suspected that might be the case when I saw https://github.com/TheSavior/ESLint-Formatter/blob/master/ESLint-Formatter.py#L73 but I tried logging the commands used and I couldn't see the `cwd` being passed in anywhere. That...

I've confirmed that this comes down to the `cwd`. When this is working correctly the `cwd` is the top level directory of my project, where-as when it's broken in a...