Ambar Mutha

Ambar Mutha

@ambarvm.bsky.social

Frontend Eng at VMware https://github.com/ambarvm/

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The maintainer of one of our dependencies, debug, was the target of a phishing attack resulting in the release of debug@4.4.2 with malware. Supply chain security is all of our responsibilities. Be careful out there, and for today don't update your deps. socket.dev/blog/npm-aut...

socket.devnpm Author Qix Compromised via Phishing Email in Major Suppl...npm author Qix鈥檚 account was compromised, with malicious versions of popular packages like chalk-template, color-convert, and strip-ansi published.

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Do you know someone working at Microsoft that could help us get the @vitest.dev vs code extension verified back?

Vladimir@vladimir.berlin

For some reason Vitest vscode extension lost it's "verified" badge, - no emails, no notifications from Microsoft 馃

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@juri.dev I remember the nx docs recommend setting `fetch-depth: 0` to make nx-affected work; For us, on a relatively big monorepo, this took 1m40s on CI because it fetches all history馃槄. We now found out that setting `filter: tree:0` gets that down to 28s while nx affected still works 馃く

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In a nice turn of events, a week after I learned about this API I found a use for it at work. Thank you @ambarvm.bsky.social for this piece of info. 馃檹 (and did I lose `p-mutex`? Nope - I used it to fake this API when running Vitest tests 馃榿)

Gil Tayar@gil.tayar.org

TIL: browsers have a native lock API. It even makes sense! Goodbye `p-mutex`? Will switch and see. Learning - first check native API before reaching to a library. These days, you might just find what you're looking for. developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...

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