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  1. ancesdir

    Find a specific ancestor/root directory given a starting location and a search parameter

    JavaScript 6

  2. checksync

    A tool for detecting when related text blocks change

    JavaScript 12 2

1,342 contributions in the last year

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Contributed to Khan/render-gateway, somewhatabstract/checksync, Khan/wonder-blocks and 5 other repositories

Contribution activity

August 2021

Created 6 commits in 3 repositories

Created a pull request in Khan/eslint-plugin-khan that received 10 comments

Make it so that subfiles of listed modules are also covered by the rule

Summary: This makes it easier to use the imports-requiring-flow rule by ensuring that sub-paths of a module are also considered. This will allow us…

+112 −23 • 10 comments
Opened 1 other pull request in 1 repository
somewhatabstract/checksync 1 open
Reviewed 6 pull requests in 6 repositories
Khan/wonder-blocks 1 pull request
Khan/gerald 1 pull request
Khan/eslint-plugin-khan 1 pull request
somewhatabstract/checksync 1 pull request
Khan/tota11y 1 pull request
Khan/khan-linter 1 pull request
150 contributions in private repositories Aug 2 – Aug 25

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