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  language: TypeScript
  id: missing-done-callback-in-subscribe
  message: When subscribing to an observable inside a test function, you must call the 'done' function. Otherwise the assertions will never run.
  severity: error
  note: | 
    When testing observables in Jest, you must call the `done()` function in the subscribe callback. Jest provides a `done` function to test functions that must be executed to let Jest know when the test is done.
    If you don't call the done function, the assertions will never run because Jest will finish the test before the subscribe callback is called.

    If possible, it is encouraged to use `firstValueFrom` or `lastValueFrom` instead of subscribing to an observable directly in a test function. These handle subscribing / unsubscribing for you.

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interface Runnable {
	name: string;
	command: string[];
}

function createPrefixedWriter(prefix: string, output: Bun.BunFile) {
	let buffer = "";

	// Tried implementing this using a TransformStream but Bun didn't like it for some reason. So we use a
	// WritableStream and Bun.write instead :(

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const { execSync } = require('child_process');
const fs = require('fs');

// Simple glob to regex conversion
function globToRegex(glob) {
  const escaped = glob
    .replace(/[.+^${}()|[\]\\]/g, '\\$&') // Escape regex special chars
    .replace(/\*/g, '.*') // Convert * to .*
    .replace(/\?/g, '.'); // Convert ? to .

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import {
  Owner,
  type Evolu,
  type EvoluSchema,
  type QueryResult,
  type SyncState,
} from "@evolu/common";

export * from "@evolu/common";
export * from "@evolu/common-web";

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// I asked Claude to write Hello World. Then I continually asked it to extract new classes until we got the below.
// Introducing the world's most complicated Hello World program.

class Printable {
  toString() {
    throw new Error('toString() method must be implemented');
  }
}

class MessageCreator {

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module samw.dev/ebiten

go 1.15

require (
	github.com/aquilax/go-perlin v1.1.0
	github.com/hajimehoshi/ebiten/v2 v2.2.4
)

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export function bootstrap() {
  // All of your code for setting stuff up should go in here.
  // This will be run once when our module loads, and then again on every reload.
}

export function teardown() {
  // This is where you delete anything you created. For instance, if you add a canvas element
  // using JS, you should remove that here. Any listeners should be removed as well.
}

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//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
//  Angel.js
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//  Helper functions
//

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import currentUser from "app/auth/queries/currentUser"

// You'd need some sort of transform to evaluate this function and turn it into an object
// that could be passed to the server. You could just replace the definition of the `currentUser`
// function with:
// const currentUser = (args) => args
// and then just send the returned params to the server.
export const query = currentUser();

// This displays when the query is loading.

samwightt

/**
 * This is a small library I wrote when I was doing R&D work and needed a way to communicate
 * between an iFrame on the same domain and its parent tab. The existing browser API kinda sucked
 * and had a lot of issues, and it wasn't particularly enjoyable to use. So I made this small library to solve that.
 * 
 * The library allows you to communicate using *channels*, which are just streams of events with a given name.
 * You can subscribe to events of a particular type. Each event type has its own event queue, and each subscriber
 * must subscribe to a particular event type. This keeps things simple and fast.
 *
 * Events are buffered and sent asychronously. There are two ways to send events: firing and blocking.