Andrea Giammarchi
Andrea Giammarchi
fair enough ... *but* ... if `cause` was known as field and not something new introduced *after* 2020, why can't we amend/extend requirements for the *Error* instances to provide and...
apologies I wasn't sure it was strictly REPL related but @felixdoerre explained it well (with code) and @dpgeorge knows this since 6+ years ago (I was able to debug up...
I believe it's xterm that we need to update but that would require a lot of manual testing to be sure special things aren't broken and everything else keeps working,...
we're down to just one warning but it's likely caused by readline ... we're going to remove (I hope) that module which has been updated anyway to its latest state...
This version has been published as `https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@pyscript/[email protected]/dist/core.js` and its *CSS* counter-part.
@tomByrer you made my day with that PR, I hope it'll land but also, to keep this issue on topic, I wonder if showing great performance too would help TC39...
> Right? the first link doesn't explicitly tell me the SharedArrayBuffer or the ArrayBuffer are resizable and the commit link, or the link beside it, gives me a 404. the...
> Should the API attempt to grow the buffer if the input doesn't fit, for instance? no, the returned `written` value is clear already and works as expected when the...
I think you’re better off with sql.js: https://github.com/WebReflection/sql.js
> there was only slowness observed for shorter inputs define **only** ... that's the most common and world-wide spread use case when serializing objects, where each *key* length, even in...