Andreas Lind
Andreas Lind
@msiebuhr and I talked about the ability to analyze .har dumps. It seems like .har files (if dumped with the response bodies) contain enough information to populate an assetgraph, so...
Would be really cool to be able to use this as a debugging and visualization tool for AssetGraph itself. At one point I played with something similar -- a transform...
It's not uncommon for CSS authors to take advantage of the fact that a browser must ignore a CSS property in its entirety if a parse error or unsupported token...
Hi! An application I'm working on is a heavy user of this library and big bitmaps -- thanks a lot! I'm experiencing some strange GC behavior that might be explained...
This is a super inefficient proof-of-concept implementation so that we can discuss the syntax etc. If we can achieve some kind of consensus, I promise to clean it up and...
Discovered here: https://gitter.im/unexpectedjs/unexpected?at=5ebb94f410d5ec031a038b21
I found a case where oathbreaker fails to capture the correct stack traces at the right time. With `UNEXPECTED_FULL_TRACE=yes`: ``` UnexpectedError at Function.wrappedExpectProto.callInNestedContext (lib/createWrappedExpectProto.js:90:40) at Function.wrappedExpect [as execute] (lib/Unexpected.js:1082:34) at...
When working on #270 we found out that the string diffing code is a terrible mess. We should figure out: 1) Whether parts of it should be moved to a...
In a few weeks, when standard-things/esm@2ab69c2 has been released and people have had some time to upgrade, we should revert https://github.com/unexpectedjs/unexpected/pull/633 See https://github.com/unexpectedjs/unexpected/issues/631
Sometimes the string diffs are just noise, eg. when either `actual` or `expected` is the empty string. Certain cheaters exploit the fact that you can specify `''` as the expected...