@thsottiaux Common workflow "run these known-safe commands without asking, block everything else" needs a simpler config model. Now it's nightmarishly complex. In CC, this is simple:
{"permissions": {"defaultMode": "dontAsk", "allow": ["Edit", "Write", "Bash(yarn check)"]}}
@mitsuhiko Noticed Opus really likes "stringly-typed" wrt string literal types in TypeScript and it seldom uses the actual "literal type" wording. Feels a bit off as it carries a negative connotation for something that is perfectly normal in TS
Whenever "scroll restoration" is mentioned in the context of browser APIs and router libs, it's always about the "main" document/window scrolling only and not about overflow-auto elements, right? Anyone ever done the latter?
Is there a tool that fills in 'any' where TypeScript can't infer the types? I need it to unblock enabling noImplicitAny in a legacy codebase and refactor the types later, but I really don't want to build it myself
It's very foolish to say that "Russia was attacked." By that logic, "Britain attacked Germany in 1944 when its troops entered German territory". Absurd.
Russia attacked Ukraine, and the events in Kursk are just an episode of the Russian-Ukrainian war, which Russia started.