Sean McBride

Hi, I use your extension with Ubuntu 20 LTS under WL2, and it works as expected for me. Settings are below  Here's a bash snippet to install/update shfmt: ```bash...

If this isn't in flight, this task might be a good candidate for the Operation Code Holiday Hackathon on Dec 7-8. I got a message from an illustrator that is...

@lyuxiaosu - Don't worry about the formatting. I'm happy to push a commit dealing with that once everything else is addressed. Let me know if you have any other questions!

Currently, this was resolved by hard coding in 2100 MHz. This should be revisited for a more flexible solution in the future.

@gparmer circled back to this issue on Slack today. Here is a summary of his links and comments: "no solution there, but interesting context" - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51919219/determine-tsc-frequency-on-linux "The tsc_freq_khz module also...

Emil reported that he couldn't reproduce this bug. I need to manually verify this.

@emil916 - I believe that's consistent with what I saw before.

Relevant comments in `deque.h` ```c /* Use mutual exclusion locks around push/pop if multi-threaded. */ \ static inline int deque_push_##name(struct deque_##name *q, type *w) \ { \ long ct, cb;...

I took a look at `wasmtime` to see how they handle this. [Details here](https://docs.wasmtime.dev/api/wasmtime/struct.Config.html#method.max_wasm_stack). It seems they have a configurable stack size with a default value of 1MB. It is...

Does the hey `-disable-keepalive` option make a difference? This is an HTTP feature we don't support. This is related to the `Connection: close` header in the following: ```c #define HTTP_RESPONSE_429_TOO_MANY_REQUESTS...