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Using `debug` with or without `esm` produces different formatted output using `%o` or `%O`: ```bash $ DEBUG=topic node -r esm -p 'require("debug")("topic")("out: %o", { foo: "?date=2020-01-29T14%3A24%3A44.806Z" })' topic out: {...
Calling `enable` is disruptive to any enabled namespaces, which has changed in the recent minor version, caused by https://github.com/visionmedia/debug/pull/409 ```bash $ DEBUG=foo node -e 'var dbg = require("debug"); dbg.enable("bar"); console.log(dbg.enabled("foo"))'...
As far as I see there's no way to asynchronously intercept resp. call the next interceptor which is sometimes inconvenient when e.g. authorization is lazily initialized.
Iterating and manipulating object trees it's often useful to have a reference to the immediate parent.
The selected object tree needs to be acyclic, which is quite inconvenient if you are cross referencing branches. An indirection via an external map helps, but is not really elegant,...
JSS interpretes any number as in px. This is insufficient w.r.t. coming css variables and calc(). I'd suggest an option, e.g. "useRawValues".
Using lower-cased header keys.