Bug report

🐛 bug report

loadConfig should emit a codeframe on a parse error:

https://github.com/parcel-bundler/parcel/blob/2f6274311889cad76fbdf2dafe60fc23478476d6/packages/core/utils/src/config.js#L80

This is for example used for loading .postcssrc.

🤔 Expected Behavior

See screenshot in parcel-bundler/parcel#4420

😯 Current Behavior

With an invalid `.p

The JavaDoc for @OptionValues says this and I question the yellow parts:

Besides that the angle brackets are not properly encoded.

The example in userguide shows this:

I still don't get the example on the read me page, what about gives them one. Which involve html and css?
this is the simple usage, but i think it better when we show more.

uncss -s dirty.css file.html > clean.css

Usage which involve most used options, because i am not often use this tools so i can't provide it.
I hope the others can help about this

Bash completion capabilities are nicely structured into different bash functions in https://github.com/facebook/buck/blob/master/scripts/buck-completion.bash though.
This means completion functions like _buck_completion_try_build can be easily reused by users/developers for other custom functions beyond buck.

However the way logging currently works for bash completion,
there is `local log

Output console style should be fixed.
If add css rule white-space: pre to <span> symbols >^ will be at the right place but have too many empty space before

You might already know backpack or pocky which are kind of Poi for back-end (Node.js) apps.

So what about we making it possible as a poi preset 😄

But note that here we don't need the default poi command, since we don't need that dev server. Instead we use poi watch & nodemon to develop the app, each time webpac

steps

• Open https://www.scala-sbt.org/1.x/api/sbt/util/PlainInput.html
• Click on source link "Input.scala"

problem

• Link 404's

expectation

• Link links to source on github

notes

In the Readme, the documentation has "ignore_paths" in the YAML example, while it seems Realize is actually looking for "ignored_paths" as the key (per the JSON parsing annotations in https://github.com/oxequa/realize/blob/bcf8507c0bd7d33f54a8223c9e8fa1fd3e4a4555/realize/projects.go#L34).

following the doc on https://neutrinojs.org/packages/eslint/
configured to use my own .eslintrc.js
still getting weeie

yarn start
yarn run v1.22.4
$ webpack-dev-server --mode development --open

An error occurred when loading the Neutrino configuration.

ConfigurationError: Lint presets must be defined prior to any other presets in .neutrinorc.js.

 //.eslintrc.js

readme says:

[Windows Vista / 7 only] requires .NET Framework 4.5.1 (Currently not installed automatically by this package)

but actually it requires .NET Framework 4.6 :

windows 7 64bit sp1

I haven't started work yet, but I wanted to mention that there is one more conan-related project for XMake I want to do which is called a "Build Helper".

https://docs.conan.io/en/latest/reference/build_helpers.html

The documentation for the CMake helper provides the justification here:

https://docs.conan.io/en/latest/reference/build_helpers/cmake.html

In summary, helpers make the Con

Opencover allows hiding skipped modules by providing a `hideskipped parameter. Would be great to add this.
See https://github.com/OpenCover/opencover/wiki/Usage#console-application-usage for details.

Task has some tricky gotchas that are not well documented. I need to work on improving some areas and add some missing documentation.

• Add a variable priority section better explaining how them work.
  • Make it clear that setting a var through cli (not env) kinda overrides it. (Ref).
• More itens to be added

Thank you for this project!

I have been struggling to work out how best to configure a CI for using DependencyCheck.

For example, I'd like to use the caching feature of GitHub actions with DependencyCheck to avoid redownloading all the CVEs on each build.

1. Is there a shared cache I can refer to?
2. If not; what's the "right" way to set up a shared cache for my project?

Ideally, this

nREPL 0.5 introduced some configuration files, which ideally should be respected by REPLs using nREPL. (see https://nrepl.org/nrepl/0.6.0/usage/server.html#_server_configuration)

Lein and clj already honour the config file, and it be nice if boot did the same.

I guess this ticket is mostly a reminder for myself to implement this, but if someone wants to tackle it - it's a pretty simple and s

This issue is tracking the documentation that has to be updated.

• Document new platform commands
• Update the section dedicated to page <title> and tell about [Browser.documen

In .air.conf, if you set the tmp to ".", your entire current working directory will be wiped. This can be very bad especially if you haven't committed to git in a while. Can we have a warning if it is set to "." or atleast some documentation around that please?

My .air.conf that caused this:

# Working directory
# . or absolute path, please note that the directories following must be und

Like shown here it would be great to have the possibility, to tell Bear suppressing unsupported compiler flags in the compile_commands.json.

A jar is simply a zip file, but manipulating the mill assembly jar with some Unix-like utilities produces different, incorrect output when compared to that of a "normal" jar produced by the Java jar command. See the following example for details on these differences.

Consider a simple project:

$ find .
.
./build.sc
./foo
./foo/src
./foo/src/example
./foo/src/example/Hello.java
$

I was expecting this configuration to work in can-route:

steal = {
	paths: {
		'src/routedata': 'src/routedata-definemap.js'
	}
};

Instead, I had to include can-route in the mapping:

steal = {
	paths: {
		'can-route/src/routedata': 'src/routedata-definemap.js'
	}
};

Is this expected? If so, can some more documentation around this be added?

Right now, a target name can contain space, comma, /, etc, so it would be a good idea to limit it to alphanumeric + - and _

For example:

diff --git a/BUILD b/BUILD
index 0ad0a46..c71bab2 100644
--- a/BUILD
+++ b/BUILD
@@ -52,3 +52,6 @@ files(
   name = 'pants_pex',
   source = 'pants.pex',
 )
+
+target(
+  name = '123/456')


$ ./pants list :
//:123/456

In the Tutorial, under Adding A Runnable Script, the results are the same as the previous section, Adding Python Source Files, except for the timestamp and the runtime of 1 element