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astryx upgrade called Project.load(process.cwd()) up front, before running any codemods. Project.load strict-validates
astryx.config.* (unknown keys rejected) and throws on failure. This created ...
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Fixes #XXXX
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size/xl
Summary
A method-assigned attribute without its own annotation is no longer reported as untyped by pyrefly coverage {check,
report} when a base class declares it:
class P_AttrList:
attrs: dict[str, ...
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size/l
Differential Revision: D109906106
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- clarify that contributors should use Node 22 LTS for Corepack-based setup
- document the Node 25+ Corepack absence and direct pnpm fallback
- add setup troubleshooting entries for missing ...
What
Makes loading external user-authored JS uniform and moves validation to the load boundary.
Previously, four loaders each imported-and-picked-and-validated differently, and the create* factories ...
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Summary: Adds scripts/gen_pivco_huffman_tables.py, which renders the generated lookup-table headers consumed by the
architecture-specific kernels (x86, neon, avx512). It is checked in ahead of the per-architecture ...
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Summary:
- Binds the PivCo-Huffman kernel into OpenZL as a codec and registers it.
- Defines the header format, and wraps the kernel code added in prior diffs.
- Spec is written into spec.md.
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Summary: Adds micro_pivco_huffman.cpp and wires it into the micro benchmark harness (micro_bench.{cpp,h}) to measure the
PivCo-Huffman encode/decode kernels.
Differential Revision: D110077474
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Description
Adding/removing a DOM event listener and returning a matching teardown is a pattern repeated all over the codebase:
// Before
container.addEventListener( keydown , handler);
return () = ...
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extended-tests