Ivan

The guys at Node.JS are making money from working on it, the same thing with the guys at MariaDB and many other big Open Source projects. That's the best way...

So the project is bigger (and more popular) than you can maintain; all right, that happens. But keeping expectations low is not going to do any good; so I think...

`folder_exclude_patterns` and `file_exclude_patterns` are established by the Sublime Text user; so basically you are asking what happens if the user establishes a configuration and later on the user himself regrets...

Nope; I can't make "ignored_gulpfile_folders" to work, apparently doing `"ignored_gulpfile_folders": ["app"]` it's not enough to make it stop looking for gulpfiles inside folders called `app`. Another reason to not implement...

That just seems more verbose than needed, and counter-intuitive if I want to use different proxies for each one. ``` osmosis .config({proxy: 'free-proxy.org:8080'}) .get('www.craigslist.org/page/1') .then(function(context, data, next) { console.log(context.response.data); });...

Parcel removing `type="module"` from script tags also means that you cannot using top-level async calls, instead one has to wrap them manually.  Parcel sells itself as the works-out-of-the-box alternative...

Negative health means it became a zombie. Closed issue.

Anybody has any idea how to force the compiler to generate those Execute and ExecuteAsync methods using net core 3 that could please share? Or a workaround?

If you are using the HTML reporter you can order them with this bit of JavaScript, I know its not the ideal solution but it works well. ```js let elements...

That solution didn't work but one specified on this SO answer did: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55921442/how-to-fix-referenceerror-primordials-is-not-defined-in-node-js