I tried searching for this, but couldn't find relevant issues.
I am using kute to make animations in a gatsby generated site. When I do the gatsby build command, I get this error:

`
17 | var g = typeof global !== 'undefined' ? global : window, time = g.performance,

18 | body = document.body, tweens = [], tick = null, // tick must be null!!
| ^
19 |
20 | // string

https://github.com/VictorBjelkholm/trymodule/blob/2030806d790213d426456959fdc7a69773a4c6f7/index.js#L59

Oh noes. Please don't. Never do string concat for commands, use execFile instead. Never pass environment variables directly to rm without sanitation, better yet, never spawn rm. Use a JS tools, like rimraf or even better del.

From: sindresorhus/awesome-nodejs#477

I know it's really an edge case since it can only happen when not reading the awesome documentation properly.

But since it's actually a contradiction according to the documentation and other similar things are also throwing an error, you might want to consider checking for this case and throwing an INVALID_DEFINITIONS error?

Alternatively it would make sense to just document which one wins,

Per the README file:

• value is the value of the data in the element, represented as a number or a string. Integers stored in 6 bytes or less are represented as numbers, and longer integers are represented as hexadecimal text strings.

As well:

Elements with the Block and SimpleBlock types get special treatment. They have these additional members:

• payload is the coded infor

Tests for testing the following middlewares

• getQuote()
• getRandomQuote()

https://github.com/juampi92/adonis-mongoose-model/blob/753fd77d9af42f209018c6e203e07ad917fea517/src/Model/TokenMongoose.js#L107

Looks like a wrong query format, it should be:

return this.remove({
      uid,
      token: { [selector]: tokens },
    }).exec()