Pretty happy with the cumulated versions view:

Curiosity got the best of me. Looks like all of them are students from www.newtonschool.co/newton-schoo.... Probably targeting a few repos as an "assignment".

Looks like it doesn't include for dot-files and dot-directories by default, also added this in the docs now. Thanks!

I haven't dealt with the specific behavior for lib myself to properly & fully document it, so I've created an issue for now: github.com/bluwy/tsconf...

Looks like nested references do work. I've updated it.

Thanks, yeah that should be documented too. The current defaults I only scraped them from the tsconfig docs metadata.

In my tests they were ignored, but I can double check again.

I’ve already documented about the solutions name. If you mean that it doesn’t have to be `”files”: []` and simply include no files, I tested that it doesn’t work, eg the composite quirk I mentioned didn’t kick in.

Isn’t specifying directories a kind of glob pattern too? I also didn’t mention normal file paths because I assume it’s all under a glob pattern. I can make it explicit if it’s confusing though.

In theory it’s true, but right now AI PRs often correlate to low effort PRs. Good ones are rare and if they’re good, you’re unlikely to sniff out AI in the first place. I can see why someone frustrated enough would want to blanket ban it, I’m on the verge every time I see one.

A surprise in my email today. Thank you!

2c but I’m surprised that it doesn’t matter for a framework that tries to squeeze performance wherever it can

In case you didn’t know, generators are slow:

github.com/lit/lit/pull...
github.com/withastro/as...

Exhibit A: github.com/vitejs/vite/...

Yep 😅

/awesome/glad-it-helped!