Rägnar O'ock

In the apps I'm working on we use some sort of publisher pattern (not really a pubsub but kind of : [@qphi/publisher-subscriber](@qphi/publisher-subscriber)) so declaring the events on the classes themself...

Actually it looks like AE doesn't resolve links to native API at all. I'm not sure if it did when I first opened this issue. sample code : ```ts interface...

update on affected setup : | Question | Answer | | -------- | -------- | | `@microsoft/api-extractor` version? | 7.42.3 | | Operating system? | Windows 10 and Ubuntu 22.04...

The issue most likely comes from the maximum buffer size in IE. I can't test it right now because I don't have access to a pc that can run IE...

The first draft of the type declaration for the `Element` object ```ts /** * The tag of an element in the format `xGGGGEEEE` where : * - `GGGG` stands for...

As proposed in #4457 `grid-auto-flow` could be used. Something like `grid-auto-flow: areas`. Items would be assigned to valid named areas defined in `grid-template`/`grid-template-areas` by order of appearance in the DOM....

Come to think about it, the introduction of the Tag type might be a breaking change. Maybe should remove that.

If someone does something like : ```ts const TAG_I_AM_INTERESTED_IN = 'x00200000'; //random tag, the actual value does not matter const element = dataset.elements[TAG_I_AM_INTERESTED_IN]; ``` They would get an error from...

I thought about it a bit more. While having the `Tag` type as it is now is a breaking change, it could be mitigated by changing it from : ```ts...

I'm not sure why the tests are failing, it says it can't install the ChromeDriver. Could someone look into that?