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@mehcode Here's a small example of guerrilla being used to cause memory violations in safe code: ```rust extern crate smallvec; extern crate guerrilla; use smallvec::SmallVec; use guerrilla::patch2; fn main() {...

@mehcode Niko Matsakis wrote a blog post on the composability of safe abstractions that may be of interest: http://smallcultfollowing.com/babysteps/blog/2016/10/02/observational-equivalence-and-unsafe-code/ Regardless of whether you accept his model, there are other things...

The project isn't dead. I'm sorry to anyone whose lives I've made harder by failing to maintain my packages—I have depression, and for the past year or so, I just...

Interesting. I didn't know Rollup supported arrays as configs now. I wonder how long it's been doing that. For now, since you have just one item, you can just remove...

@LvChengbin Can I see your gulpfile?

@LvChengbin rollup-stream isn't a drop-in replacement for gulp-rollup. Its API is different. You should read the README. If you still have questions after that, you can ask here.

Yeah, I tried to paper over this by renaming `sourceMap` to `sourcemap` (Rollup handles `entry` → `input` on its own). I knew there were other removals but didn't think about...

@Andarist The compatibility concerns you've raised have never been problems for me in practice. The transition to the `Promise`-based `generate` required very little effort and was delightfully transparent, and the...

Well... let's look at the big picture. ``` js gulp.task('compile', (cb) => { return rollup({entry: './source/main.js', sourceMap: true, debug: true}) .on('error', function(e) { console.error(e.stack); this.emit('end'); }) .pipe(source('main.js', './source')) .pipe(plumber()) .pipe(buffer())...

@TxHawks Good question. That snippet was adapted from some code copy-pasted from an old, beat-up testbed I use for this stuff. It originally used Browserify, then I adapted it to...