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Is something broken?

Is there a limit of open source repositories that we can analyze?

So essentially I am looking to set a flag in one of my files to ensure code beat understands that the file actually executes inside a different context. My project is unique in the fact that it actually uses multiple threads inside your web browser, therefore there are some functions that are duplicated out of necessity and there is no way to avoid duplicating them because the duplicated logic lives at run time in a completely separate execution context and there is no way to reference the logic otherwise while adhering to the HTML web worker specifications as web workers are sand boxed environments. Using proxy objects or something might be a potential work around but that would violate the security and specs for worker threads. Workers should not under any circumstances have access to variables on the main thread, everything must be sent as a message. Sending the duplicated functions as a message would also be impractical since it would kill performance due to increased communication overhead and the need to parse the now serialized functions back into functions using new Function or eval.

A footnote on your site says that to close my account I have to go to the GitHub marketplace. But instructions over there says that I need to contact you to close my account.

I added .swiftlint.yml configuration file to my project, but I still see disabled rules reported. Why is that?

why codebeat does not see plugins and settings from the repository from the file .eslintrc.json?

The Codebeat PR integration is taking forever

Tracking a project in CodeBeat fails, the following message appears: "analysis fail"

When trying to track a repository, from Bitbucket I've got the following error "Codebeat failed to set a deploy key. Admin access required", although I'm the owner and admin of the team.

Why are files inside the pods directory or an obj c project being analyzed? They're suppose to be ignored by default.