Issue
I installed human-review on Windows 11 using:
npx -y human-review <file>
While editing in the browser, Windows Terminal was briefly popping into the foreground on basically every keystroke.
I checked the installed version (0.3.0) and found that pageState() calls invocation() on every live sync, which in turn runs where human-review. On Windows, that means spawning a new console process over and over while typing.
Already fixed on main
PR #8 / commit 8c5f7ef appears to fix exactly this by moving that check out of the per-request path.
The remaining issue seems to be that npm still only has 0.3.0, while the repo is already at 0.6.0.
So anyone using the npx command from the README still gets the old version and hits the bug.
Ask
Could you publish the current version to npm?
As far as I can tell, the code fix is already done. It just hasn't made it into the published package yet.
Issue
I installed
human-reviewon Windows 11 using:While editing in the browser, Windows Terminal was briefly popping into the foreground on basically every keystroke.
I checked the installed version (
0.3.0) and found thatpageState()callsinvocation()on every live sync, which in turn runswhere human-review. On Windows, that means spawning a new console process over and over while typing.Already fixed on
mainPR #8 / commit
8c5f7efappears to fix exactly this by moving that check out of the per-request path.The remaining issue seems to be that npm still only has
0.3.0, while the repo is already at0.6.0.So anyone using the
npxcommand from the README still gets the old version and hits the bug.Ask
Could you publish the current version to npm?
As far as I can tell, the code fix is already done. It just hasn't made it into the published package yet.