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Yeah I get the same thing - its the problem of mixing the stdout and stdin. Doesnt happen often, but when it does, my whole history is dirtied with lines of some stdout error

hah yeah, probably one of those things where it takes 30 mins to get 90% there, and then its hell

Yeah it would have to be automatic, espeically because asking people what their github ID is isn't ideal.

I wonder if it could be found from the git blame?

Half tempted to write a scraper that would render twitter and get the profile image..

We dont have everyone's github names, could they be inferred from the commits somehow? Not a bad idea

hmmm yeah

The URL stack is actually:

Dimension 1: images.weserv.nl?url=XXX&w=100&l=9&af&il&n=-1 Dimension 2: unavatar.io/Hacksore Dimension 3: unavatar.io/boult.me

Unavatar made the twitter images paid, so that is why the quality has gone down.

I think the issue is that the weserv.nl url isn't falling back

Broken:

https://images.weserv.nl/?url=https://unavatar.io/MRebehn?fallback=https://unavatar.io/mattaz.com

Working:

https://unavatar.io/MRebehn?fallback=https://unavatar.io/mattaz.com

Perhaps it's a URL encoding issue?

Adding my thoughts, re: https://twitter.com/irvinebroque/status/1635754868936962049

I think bringing this back would be a good convo - I realize many of these runtimes will be edge environments where there is no FS, but having a single API for reading/writing files across all runtimes would still be useful.

Right now, if I'm writing a script that will generate files, save an image that is returned from an API or any other FS activity, I need to decide which runtime I'm using since the FS apis aren't all the same. Right now the Node APIs are almost becoming the standard in bun/deno if you want it to work cross-runtime.

Browser + worker compat could be handy as well, though admittedly not something I've wanted or needed yet.

So, would it make sense to implement these APIs across all runtimes?

@khendrikse Thank you - seems like that didn't fix it though.

netlify-cli/13.1.6 darwin-arm64 node-v18.12.1

I have to hit reload between 5-40 times in order for it to reload the edge functions.

Also, @nickytonline I find that when it does trigger properly, the remix server refreshes before the compiled edge function is done, so I either see a broken page, or the old server info.

thanks!

Add an omitted backtick

Merge pull request #373 from bookchiq/patch-1

Add an omitted backtick

I understand not wanting to change defaults, but could we at least get the ability to set init-type=module in our .npmrc file like we do with version, user, email and license? Seems there is no way to set the default to esm.

Update readme.md

乔木首次提交中文视频链接

Merge pull request #586 from itwxb/master

I recorded your javascript30 Chinese explanation video on the video platform in China

thank you!

乔木首次提交中文视频链接 hello,i am 乔木(Qiaomu)

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add ignore list

thank you kind bot

In the Web Audio API, fftSize can only be one of 32 | 64 | 128 | 256 | 512 | 1024 | 2048 | 4096 | 8192 | 16384 | 32768 and the frequencyBinCount will always be exactly half of that.

Having these values as a union will help in authoring and avoiding runtime errors

Set fftSize and frequencyBinCount to union of allowed values

Set fftSize and frequencyBinCount to union of allowed values

Hello - not sure if this is the right spot to report this as it happens with and without the Node.js API, but I figure I'd do it.

The API is authenticating me just fine. I have created an app with expenses:read and expenses:write scopes and created an auth token for my own log in.

When I call the /me endpoint, I get the account ID and then create a request like this:

const data = await fetch(`https://api.freshbooks.com/accounting/account/${ACCOUNT_ID}/expenses/expenses`, {
  headers,
  method: 'GET',
}).then((res) => res.json());
console.dir(data, { depth: null });

That gives me this as a response:

{
  response: {
    result: { expenses: [], page: 1, pages: 323, per_page: 15, total: 4834 }
  }
}

Which is the correct counts of everything reflected in my freshbooks account, but the expense array is empty.

Same with the expense category endpoint - I get the correct counts, but no data.

{
  response: {
    result: { categories: [], page: 1, pages: 6, per_page: 15, total: 88 }
  }
}

I've tried to pass arguments like ?page=1. The counts update, but no data.

Exact same response with the Node.js SDK.

const expenseResponse = await client.expenses.list(ACCOUNT_ID);
console.log(expenseResponse.data.expenses); // []

Am I doing anything wrong? Is the API broken / supported? I noticed lots of broken code samples and images on the docs page.

Ok thank you - I've submitted this to the URL. Will close this

Hello - not sure if this is the right spot to report this as it happens with and without the Node.js API, but I figure I'd do it.

The API is authenticating me just fine. I have created an app with expenses:read and expenses:write scopes and created an auth token for my own log in.

When I call the /me endpoint, I get the account ID and then create a request like this:

const data = await fetch(`https://api.freshbooks.com/accounting/account/${ACCOUNT_ID}/expenses/expenses`, {
  headers,
  method: 'GET',
}).then((res) => res.json());
console.dir(data, { depth: null });

That gives me this as a response:

{
  response: {
    result: { expenses: [], page: 1, pages: 323, per_page: 15, total: 4834 }
  }
}

Which is the correct counts of everything reflected in my freshbooks account, but the expense array is empty.

Same with the expense category endpoint - I get the correct counts, but no data.

{
  response: {
    result: { categories: [], page: 1, pages: 6, per_page: 15, total: 88 }
  }
}

I've tried to pass arguments like ?page=1. The counts update, but no data.

Exact same response with the Node.js SDK.

const expenseResponse = await client.expenses.list(ACCOUNT_ID);
console.log(expenseResponse.data.expenses); // []

Am I doing anything wrong? Is the API broken / supported? I noticed lots of broken code samples and images on the docs page.

Minor fix, but it's been bugging me. Adds a space between the count and the emoji. Matching the github style

add space between emoji and number

I agree (though I am flattered by Cobalt2) - it should use the github CSS variables.

var(--color-fg-default) --color-social-reaction-bg-hover