Strict mode?

[jprichardson]

Node v9.9.0 introduced some changes into the assert package. Most notably the introduction of strict mode.

Would you accept a PR introducing this new functionality and bringing this module up to date?

[jprichardson]

If it simplifies the maintenance burden on your end @defunctzombie - how would you feel about moving this repo to the browserify org?

[defunctzombie]

@jprichardson I'd be open to that (clearly I have let this module go by the wayside) - what would that require logistically?

[calvinmetcalf]

I think you'd have to grant ownership of the project to somebody who is an admin in the browserify org, which would include both me and @jprichardson

[defunctzombie]

@calvinmetcalf you are already listed as a collaborator on the repo - is there some other action that "grants ownership" ?

[calvinmetcalf]

i just invited you into the browserify org

[defunctzombie]

@calvinmetcalf Should I see a notification somewhere for that? I received no email about it.

[jprichardson]

I tried to invite you again @defunctzombie. Looks like you were invited by Substack awhile ago. See if you can visit this link: https://github.com/organizations/browserify/settings/profile and if there is something about accepting the invite.

[defunctzombie]

@jprichardson I get a 404 when I visit that link.

[jprichardson]

@defunctzombie I canceled the invite, and then invited you again. Any email now...?

[defunctzombie]

@jprichardson @calvinmetcalf repository transferred. Feel free to remove me from the browserify organization.

[kuraga]

Wow! I've come here at the right moment... 😄 👍

[kuraga]

@jprichardson It would be very nice if we'll get a NodeJS-compatibility. I.e. commonjs-assert x.y is compatible with NodeJS x.y!

[fabiosantoscode]

Any updates on this issue?