saltire

The [TypeScript 4.4 beta announcement](https://devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/announcing-typescript-4-4-beta/) has this to say: > Faster Incremental Builds with --strict > > In what was effectively a bug, TypeScript would end up redoing type-checking work...

Looks like this has been updated in main, just needs a release to npm.

There's a second issue with this use case: the 5 second timeout seems to count from the last time the event was *triggered*, rather than the last time it was...

I got it to compile in WSL by installing `libglew-dev` and adding the following: - In `/src/gl/gl.h`, added `#include ` after `PLATFORM_LINUX` and before `#include ` - In `Makefile`, added...

This would be cool and very useful, though I don't know how heavy it would be. I tried running this with a [jsdom](https://github.com/jsdom/jsdom) node, but it didn't work: this library...

On v4.8.0, on a time-only field, I typed `4:00 pm` and on every keystroke, `onChange` fired with a date matching 4pm (expected behavior, all good). On v4.9.0-4.10.0, `onChange` didn't fire...