Bug report

... which are pretty annoying.
It probably wouldn't be a problem if Cargo didn't cache the warnings and didn't display them on every build, even if rustllvm isn't actually built.

Example of the warnings:

warning: In file included from ../rustllvm/rustllvm.h:4,
warning:                  from ../rustllvm/PassWrapper.cpp:6:
warning: C:/msys64/home/we/rust/src/llvm-project/llvm/include/l

Description

Migrate some dependencies in devDependencies for gatsby package.

At least these (non exhaustive):

• "@typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin"
• "@typescript-eslint/parser"
• "eslint"
• "eslint-config-react-app"
• "eslint-loader"
• "eslint-plugin-flowtype"
• "eslint-plugin-graphql"
• "eslint-plugin-import"
• "eslint-plugin-jsx-a11y"
• "eslint-plugin-react"
• "eslint-plugin-

Bug Report

I think this should have been fixed by #7160.

Input Code

declare const enum E {
        e0 = "e0",
}

function f()
{
        console.log(E.e0);
}

Expected behavior/code
This is tsc's output:

function f() {
    console.log("e0" /* e0 */);
}

This is babel's output using @babel/preset-typescript:

function f() {
  conso

🐛 Bug Report

I tried passing --open to the parcel src/index.html command, but nothing happened. This feature works perfectly in the latest stable parcel-bundler package.

🎛 Configuration (package.json)

{
  "scripts": {
    "start": "parcel src/index.html --open"
  }
}

🤔 Expected Behavior

Parcel should open http://localhost:1234 in my default web brow

There is already bind:innerHTML and bind:textContent implemented for elements with contenteditable="true". But there is also a third property that is also would nice to have: bind:innerText.

InnerText approximates the text the user would get if they highlighted the contents of the element with the cursor and then copied it to the clipboard

Marked version: 0.7.0

• December 2017: Should we perform a miracle?
• February 2018: MarkedJS Organization is opened. Core team and roadmap established.

This is a community effort. The core team is primarily here for c

V version: 0.1.24 5c6032d

OS: Linux 5.4.11_1 #1 SMP PREEMPT i686 GNU/Linux; voidlinux (glibc)

What did you do? Run the code from docs/doc.md line 309-312 in a fresh repl:

mut m := map[string]int 
m['one'] = 1
m['two'] = 2
println(m['one']) 

What did you expect to see?

1

What did you see instead?

tmV error: C error. This shoul

Hello, could we somehow document #522 / provide a better error message? I've spent waaaaay too much time trying to solve the issue before finding the already existing solution:/

Even better - fix it, instead of a work-around?

Thanks!

The documentation for reflect.DeepEqual makes no mention of panic'ing: https://golang.org/pkg/reflect/#DeepEqual

In this example it panics:

println(fmt.Sprintf("fieldVal %T %v", fieldVal, fieldVal))
println(fmt.Sprintf("Zero %T %v", reflect.Zero(reflect.TypeOf(fieldVal)).Interface(), reflect.Zero(reflect.TypeOf(fieldVal)).Interface()))
reflect.DeepEqual(fieldVal, reflect.Zero(reflect.T

It seems there is a different raises behaviour for newTerminal()

Example

import terminal

proc test() {.raises:[IOError, ValueError].} =
  setBackgroundColor(stdout, bgRed)

test()

This will compile on Linux, but not on Windows. Error:

C:\Users\deme\repos\getterminalraises.nim(3, 22) templa

It would be cool if ./node_modules/.bin/asinit . --yes would answer all questions with yes to allow for quick or automatic project setups of throw away projects.

Interface could work like npm init --yes:

$ npm help init
NPM-INIT(1)                                                        NPM-INIT(1)



NAME
       npm-init - create a package.json file

   Synopsis
         

Spec: https://facebook.github.io/jsx/

Grammar:

JSXFragment :
    < > JSXChildren < / >

JSXChildren :
    JSXChild JSXChildren

JSXChild :
    JSXText
    JSXElement
    { JSXChildExpression }

That's means is say this is not correct ?

<> 
    <App2></App2>
    <> </>
</>

I went to godbolt in the middle of the night and found it extremely bright and started wondering if it could respect the system setting.

There is a CSS media feature prefers-color-scheme which indicates whether the user prefers light or dark mode. It might be nice to make the default dark mode if the user hasn't explicitly picked one yet be "System" and using the prefers-color-scheme settin

Is it possible to include the python-extension approach into the Kotlin/Native as a Dynamic Library tutorial in order to have a consistent example for beginners?

I managed to set up IntelliJ/Gradle etc. with respect to the [tutorial](https://k

Using elm 0.19.0 or 0.19.1-beta-1, a package documentation with a @docs not starting a line is accepted by the compiler but not parsed correctly by https://github.com/elm/project-metadata-utils/blob/1d43c1a660c4f7dca9f14e64a050ac3971141221/src/Elm/Docs.elm#L280.

For example:
https://github.com/carpe/elm-data/blob/90456b6a3454e75aa9d103be07d98df822d4c312/src/ElmData/AuthConfig.elm#L6
resu

While the docs builds just fine in the CI. There are a bunch of warnings being generated. Se the logs in http://ci.tvm.ai:8080/job/tvm/job/master/458/execution/node/304/log/ for example

We do not need to fix all the categories(e.g. the warning about image scale can simply be ignored), but some other warnings may affect the result of rendered document(in the case of bad format of embedded rst).

This section of the docs keeps being read as "supported" features, http://numba.pydata.org/numba-doc/latest/reference/pysupported.html#constructs, it needs a rewrite to either change the order to "supported" then "not supported" or some noise made about this being a set of things which are not supported.

I've pulled master today (2020-01-18) and have reproduced this on both master and 0.5.0.
Here's a gist with the problem program: https://gist.github.com/GrooveStomp/15d8d8b8827d59ece022b325be9c3ac6

Reproduced here:

const Dispatch = struct {
    op: fn() void = undefined,
};

fn A() void {}
fn B() void {}
fn C() void {}
fn D() void {}

pub fn main() void {
    var dispatc

Eclipse OMR is a C/C++ toolkit for building language runtimes. OMR has a high level JIT compilation library called JitBuilder, which is built on OMR's more general compilation framework. We also have a demo VM called [Base9](https://github.com/b9org/

https://caml.inria.fr/pub/docs/manual-ocaml/manual042.html

We can do this for Belt.Map as well

Problem

walt-cli package when linking multiple .walt files together can "wrap" the modules in a stand-alone JS module. The resulting module is too large because it serialized the dependency tree with the AST information encoded directly into the output, resulting in a massive amount of js.

Encoding the dependencies into the file is done to ensure the module can be used stand-alone in br

When using asciidoctot.js with object-hash, object-hash will throw error during hashing Object.__proto__.constructor, because it finds the $$base_module property on Object.__proto__.constructor, then try to hash it.

The $$base_module property on Object.__proto__.constructor is enumerable:

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.co

Describe the bug

>> trim reduce [none 2 none 3 none]
== [2 3]
>> trim/tail reduce [none 2 3 none]
== [2 3]
>> trim/head reduce [none 2 3 none]
== [2 3]
>> trim reduce [none 2 3 none]
== [2 3]

Expected behavior

== [2 none 3]
== [none 2 3]
== [2 3 none]
== [2 3]

Platform version (please complete the following information)

Red 0.6.4 for Window

See scala-js/scala-js#3874 (comment)

NOTE This issue has been modified several times as I have learned more about Typeclass derivation. Please see the Edit sections below for latest info.

In Quill, we frequently use the following pattern:

For some given type T (note, we do not have an actual instance of T yet!)

1. If T is not a product, check if an Encoder[T] can be summoned. If it can, summon it and write it out to a data-s