Jake Verbaten

I tried ``` { "settings": {}, "rules": { "correctness": "deny" } } ``` But that didnt work.

For reference I'm currently running `oxlint -c=./.oxlintrc.json --tsconfig=./tsconfig.json . -D correctness -D perf -D suspicious --promise-plugin --import-plugin` Because I don't think i can set these flags in the oxlintrc.json

@tlhunter Is there a vehicle to share screenshots / datadog links to employees outside of the public github. Can send you the dns.lookup prod info. It's all coming out of...

I was able to find the remaining callsite and its in the dns cache implementation of `hot-shots` I can fix that too.

Yeah removed redundant dns cache in `hot-shots` I gave it an IP, dont need to DNS cache an IP, its not a domain name.

This is the line I need to modify in `dd-trace` ( https://github.com/DataDog/dd-trace-js/blob/a0c2514b3b8e08ae2ba666a99464c82883166d79/packages/dd-trace/src/dogstatsd.js#L129 ) Want to pass the `lookup` function into `createSocket({ lookup })`

I used pnpm and the pnpm patches system to effectively fix it in place without forking

I’ve seen multiple libraries for chaining exceptions implement err.cause() to receive the low level error from the high level error. I’ve also seen logging libraries detect for that method and...

As I go about trying to make a self contained example I learned that `SocketIssueList` contains an ungodly amount of nested references including ```ts type IssueUnionSpec = { [K in...

It's technically still a regression against typescript 5.x because it was incredibly tolerant of ridiculiously large unions with a lot of variants. I gave up making a reproduction because I...