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For me it would make a lot of sense to run check in watch mode.
I think that adding check subcommand was a great idea, and running it in watch mode would provide the best development experience (at least for me). Also if I'm not mistaken it would check further edits faster, as typescript compiler is already warmed up after the first check.

deno check --watch

Hi,

We are using this library to validate and preview a selected file in the browser before actually uploading it.
Of course we limit the supported formats on file selection side (with uppy) but this is not 100% accurate in all cases.

It would be great to have the possibility to either limit the supported file formats on reading so that we can show a proper error message to the user before

we need official example for how upload example.

https://doc.deno.land/ now has an "index" page for complex libraries like std (see: https://doc.deno.land/https://deno.land/std). Currently the inline documentation generated is lacking in a lot of key ways. Specifically the doc.deno.land generator will take the first paragraph of a JSDoc block and display it as the summary on the index page. For modules, the first paragraph of a @module JSDoc

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

支持自动检测框架的覆盖范围仅仅支持了几个常见前端框架和函数，还可以拓展更多的框架和语言来提升体验

这块的实现是基于配置式的，可以比较轻松拓展一个新框架的支持
https://github.com/TencentCloudBase/cloudbase-framework/blob/master/packages/framework-core/src/detect-frameworks/frameworks.ts

大家可以通过这个快速参与进核心代码的开发当中，目前可以考虑支持的框架和技术有 Hexo, Egg, Koa, Express, Koa , Docker 容器等

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Describe the bug
To Reproduce
I'm a newcomer to emacs-ng and I wanted to figure out what it looks like to quickly determine if I should be interested in it but there are no screenshots on the homepage or README which has made my curiosity run out for now.

Expected behavior
There should be a few screenshot in both places and maybe a gallery page so you can get an understanding

It would be great to have a lint rule to flag when true or false is passed to a function.

As a solution the problem of a vague true/false value passed to a function, the "boolean trap", I have a habit of creating a self-documenting constant and using that instead.

Instead of redraw(true), I'll define const INLINE = true; and then use redraw(INLINE);.

Thanks for considering this

Not sure if this is the correct way to do it, but I wanted to save a cache script I could easily run.

"cache": {
      "desc": "Cache versions and update lock file",
      "cmd": "deno cache server.ts --lock-write",
      "lock": "./lock.json"
}

The result however when running denon cache is an endless loop instead of just executing it once, looks like this:

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For some reason @ry removed the explicit version in this commit: denoland/dotland@e8659b4. This is error prone, and it should be added back. The referenced commit also shows how to add it back. This should be done for all std references on the home page.

To reproduce:

1. Create a table with a date column (for example, "date_of_birth" date not null)
2. Make an insert (I'm using mikro-orm and passing in "1983-09-12")
3. Select the record and log the model object

Expected: dateOfBirth: '1983-09-12' as a String
Actual: dateOfBirth: 1983-09-12T00:00:00.000Z as a Date

When I follow these steps with an actual Postgres