With all the recent news about Hacktoberfest I thought it would be a good idea to point out good beginner issues that would be actually helpful for bat. In the past years, I have actually experienced Hacktoberfest as a really great event - both as a contributor as well as a maintainer.

As of recently, bat has a set of syntax highlighting regress

Describe the bug you encountered:

Though the folder has few files without extension, but the following command returns nothing.

$ fd -t f -e ''

Describe what you expected to happen:

I expected to have a output ~similar to the output of find . -type f ! -name "*.*"

What version of fd are you using?
fd 8.1.1

Which operating system / distribution are you on?

A few ideas from tdulcet/Benchmarking-Tool#1:

• Show the actual exit code if a command fails and -i, --ignore-failure is not set
• Think about adding the median runtime between min and max. This would be easy to implement, but I don't really like that the output width becomes even larger. Open for ideas.

I think it would be interesting to try and maintain some level of compatibility with xxd. I recently came across this when following a blog post, trying to use hexyl instead of xxd.

• The most obvious thing would be to introduce (yet another) alias for --length/--bytes, i.e. -l in addition to -n and -c.

Right now they're untrackable

Add .nextElementSibling and .previousElementSibling properties to DOM Element that point to sibling elements.

• nextElementSibling
• previousElementSibling

Related with nunomaduro/phpinsights#23 will be a great idea to allow set all commands parameters from config/insights.php when is used with php artisan insights.

Maybe something like:

'parameters' => '--format=json -d memo

Description

npkill lists the home directory as a node_modules directory:

Reproduction

1. Run npkill --sort size.
2. Wait for search to complete.
3. Do other tasks, and return to the process.
4. /Users/user/. will appear on the list.

When I run pastel pick in st or urxvt, i get a output like
even though when running this:

awk 'BEGIN{
    s="/\\/\\/\\/\\/\\"; s=s s s s s s s s;
    for (colnum = 0; colnum<77; colnum++) {
        r = 255-(colnum*255/76);
        g = (colnum*510/76);
        b = (c

when browsing, i should be able to perf-check right from the browser and results should be siphoned back to the extension.

It would be great if onefetch could share its stats like Project, Authors, etc in JSON format. Probably a --json flag for that.
I also think that serde can help here.