Braden Snell

Is there a way to auto-populate the quick command search bar when opening it? Something like: ``` editor.trigger('anyString', 'editor.action.quickCommand', { initialSearch: 'Initial search term', }); ```

They're pretty widespread. We use mobx for all of our state management in our react app and the preferred way to make data observable in mobx is with decorators. So...

I took a look at a couple projects that make use of decorators but unfortunately their tests don't use them extensively. Mobx-react does have some tests with decorators so you...

Thanks! As far as I can tell `csx.important(0)` still returns a string though... so in either case I'll need `as any`. Is that correct?

Since this issue is "awaiting more feedback" I'd just like to add my feedback that allowing comparison to null for non-nullable types in strict mode is far from intuitive behavior....

Here's a real use case for this I ran into today: you want to flush your logs then exit the process e.g. ```ts async function exit(exitCode: number): Promise { await...

Unfortunately, `AbortSignal.any` is not easily polyfill-able b/c it requires `WeakRef`. See https://github.com/zloirock/core-js/issues/445#issuecomment-1817361034 In light of that perhaps it's worth not using `AbortSignal.any` until browser support is better? @sindresorhus