🐛 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

parseISO v2 documentation currently states

The previous parse implementation was renamed to parseISO.

parse v2 documentation currently states

Old parse was renamed to toDate. Now parse is a new function which parses a string using a provided format.

I think considering the sentence is to divert people who have previously been using v1 parse to the correct v2 equivalent, it only

Hi, I've been trying to figure out from the docs (and google) to implement externalization of modules in Browserify with no luck. I've implemented transform-runtime plugins, and used .external(filename) in Gulp and tried to use require() in another module ... but I general cannot figure out from the docs what part or parts I'm missing in making this work.

Could someone please, add a brief secti

Currently, if look at the windows_e2e tests on circle under the write e2e files step, you will see this warning:

Error autodetecting timing type, falling back to weighting by name. Autodetect no matching filename or classname.  If file names are used, double check paths for absolute vs relative.
Example input file: "e2e\\api\\add-many.e2e.1.ts"
Example file from timings: "C:\\Users\\****

I have a project that is in a monorepo and uses yarn right now.

I'm considering migrating to pnpm for the monorepo, as well as all other projects I contribute to, as I have a small SSD as local storage (and with Windows...). However, it would be ideal if there was compatibility between yarn's workspaces and pnpm, so that we don't have to jump "all in" to it.

To this end, yarn allows packages

Please add more examples, because there is now example on how we can test a component that has been wrapped in the DynamicModuleLoader ?

In the README, maybe very briefly explain how to use a fork you created in GitHub, how to push a change back to that fork on GitHub, and then mention you can use that to open a PR on the original project?

For example, if you fork rsc.io/quote in the GitHub web interface to github.com/thepudds/quote, then use gohack + git to use that fork:

cd $(mktemp -d)                         # cr

Suggestion to improve documentations

Description

I have a thought and want to share. More like a personal opinion.
I've found it difficult to navigate through Piral documentations.

Piral Team has done an amazing job and documenting everything which makes getting started with Piral easy. Though on a day-to-day basis, I find myself needing to refer to the doc often... and struggling to

Requested Update

I was asked today if there was a tool to check if the transpiled code was ES5 and I referred to this project but I just checked and es-check es5 ... does not catch Promise from ES2015.

Why Is This Update Needed?

The reason I was asked is that they have continuous issues with bug reports because they forget to add polyfills to their projects. They need an automated w

After encountering dependency-check-team/dependency-check#112 I tried looking into how that project uses detective and the various "extensions", such as detective-typescript that enabled foreign syntax. It was not immediately obvious how this worked, seeing no explicit interfaces where detective was wrapped by or passed some "extension"

Could

https://github.com/Pext/Pext/blob/master/docs/installation.rst contains instructions for openSUSE, but more repositories are available (despite being untested).

These need to be documented for the relevant distributions:
Stable: https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/TheLastProject:/python-pext/
Nightly: https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/TheLastProject:/python-pext:/d

Describe the solution you'd like
I really like your plugin! It's awesome. I just had the issue, that I'm using classnames in combination with the classnames-loader within webpack. Thus I can do something like this in my component files:

import styles from './styles.scss'

<MyComponent className={styles('myStyle', {someOtherStyle: true})}

For more details, see: https://github