Milly
> In that case, the caller of the function must use try-catch and await appropriately for using iterator. I made a mistake by not keeping up with what I said.
`accumulate()` is **not a replacement** for `batch()` and `collect()`, but rather a complementary function for different use cases. Each serves a specific purpose: - **`batch()`** - Manual batching for side-effects...
> > They complement each other nicely - developers can choose based on their specific needs. I don't think we need to deprecate the existing functions. What do you think?...
I tried the following and it worked fine in this simple case: File: a.ts ```ts import * as _ from "jsr:@std/async@^1.0.0"; ``` File: b.ts ```ts ```ts import * as _...
In denops.vim, a non-existent version of `@std/async` was defined as a test fixture for testing the dependencies cache. This was the direct cause of the error. File: tests/denops/testdata/no_check/cli_constraint_error_on_issue_401.ts ```ts import...
This fixes #231
I'm working on this.
`getTabPage()` etc. methods cannot be implemented. `getBuffer()` method uses `getbufvar()`, which allows to get buffer options: ```vimhelp getbufvar({buf}, {varname} [, {def}]) *getbufvar()* The result is the value of option or...
> Not tested but I think we can use `win_getid`, `win_execute` like These not work. It always returns the value of the current tab page. Currently Vim does not seem...
https://github.com/vim/vim/pull/15713 fixes this.