Peter Jaszkowiak

I think we need two traits to support discontiguous pins: OutputPort and FlexibleOutputPort. OutputPort has a the `output` method, and FlexibleOutputPort has a `output_flexible` method. Additionally, FlexibleOutputPort is implemented for...

1. The first one allows implementing `OutputPort` for `Self` for multiple `Width`. 2. The second one, instead, enforces that for a given `Self` there is a single `Width` associated. I...

As for tjs to benchpress, it should be possible. An alternative to registering a loader is directly setting the template in `Benchpress.cache`. ```js Benchpress.cache['comments'] = Promise.resolve(templateFunction); Benchpress.render('comments', data, block).then(...); ```...

Travis now supports Windows, may be worth looking into. https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/reference/windows/

This was explicitly chosen to be the case for backwards compatibility. The behavior is documented. Why specifically do you want it changed?

Yes JS does it differently. But the templates are a different language (even if they do compile to JS). Do you have any use cases where this makes a difference?

Is there a reason you're installing the master branch? We recommend installing based on the version branches instead.

Might need to add a resolutions field for yarn: https://classic.yarnpkg.com/en/docs/selective-version-resolutions/

I'd guess this is because we pin the jQuery version. It may also be possible to tell webpack to always use our version of jQuery, or at least warn when...

https://github.com/darrenscerri/duplicate-package-checker-webpack-plugin#resolving-duplicate-packages-in-your-bundle