Brian Crowell
Brian Crowell
[WhatWG fetch API spec](https://fetch.spec.whatwg.org/#body-mixin) requires that Body.body is of type ReadableStream. node-fetch [interprets the standard](https://github.com/node-fetch/node-fetch#bodybody) as requiring a Node.js Readable stream. fetch-mock [returns a Buffer](https://github.com/wheresrhys/fetch-mock/blob/4b54e6db42a3e87700ef37a27a7a4d7df29cb3d7/test/server-specs/server-only.test.js#L16) if anything other than a...
This is not a great fix; it ignores that method is only inspected when it's in the first fetch() parameter, and it glosses over the fact that the navigator object,...
The WhatWG fetch spec requires that Body.body (and therefore Response.body) is always a readable stream, but it doesn't always happen that way in Node. This seems to be because ResponseBuilder...
fetch-mock has a function [patchNativeFetchForSafari](https://github.com/wheresrhys/fetch-mock/blob/2f6464c5a678ed7dd25e54d4956d0ea7088c1a3e/src/lib/fetch-handler.js#L24) that wraps the native fetch when it detects it's running in Safari. By a funny coincidence, what fetch-mock looks for is exactly how [jsdom identifies...
I don't know what exactly the failure is; maybe it's because ws 1.1.0 doesn't include the client side anymore? Whatever the reason, trying to use angular-websocket 1.1.0 on the client...
It seems a bit unfair to file this as a "bug," when really what's going on is that the Python community is trying to figure out what a "typed" Python...
**Describe the bug** If there's a large block of comments hanging indented under a key, that can trigger an error suggesting that the next key indicator is too far away....