Roddy Pratt

It looks like not. I was importing fengari separately (which has no distributed bundles?) rather than using the API calls exposed by fengariweb etc. So probably due to my Typescript...

OK, I have it working now, as long as I always `import {lua} from "fengari-web"` rather than from "fengari"., for example. ( I hadn't previously made the fengari-web typings re-export...

If I explicitly `import * from "fengari"` (which AFAICT has no distributed bundle) then webpack scans the fengari code for "require"d modules and attempts to add them to the bundle....

I'm actually working on this now, I have most of the API functions defined, and a typescript version of lapi.test.js which compiles and runs cleanly.

Not sure if reproducable but I had this today too. Editing an nginx.conf file, if that's any help. **Atom**: 1.18.0 x64 **Electron**: 1.3.15 **OS**: Microsoft Windows 10 Pro **Thrown From**:...

Suffering exactly the same here. I seems to be really struggling with the whole concept of NODE_ENV, though. Setting it to "production" to make Atom work seems to mean that...

> @mischnic I'm honestly not sure, it's really inconsistent. This. It's not always repeatable but I get it once or twice a day. Steps are as above. AFAICT editing any...

I've also seen cases where the linter shows spurious errors when using multiple panes. Demo here (sorry about crap audio) https://screencast-o-matic.com/watch/cb1o2eXRGd Doesn't seem to happen with Atom PHP linter.

@Xapphire13 You're right, of course. I'm new to Atom and hadn't sussed the distinction between the two plugins. I'll move the report and video over. Thanks! (Appears to be a...

Thanks Richard - Understood re Schemas and net access: Yes, the machine does have access to the internet. I cloned the repo directly onto it, edited the IP addresses to...