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import ); Running tasks Given the above Herebyfile: -h, --help Display this usage guide. --herebyfile path A path to a Herebyfile. Optional. -T, --tasks Print a listing of the available tasks. ESM hereby is implemented in ES modules. But, don’t fret! This does not mean that your project must be ESM-only, only that your Herebyfile must be ESM module so that hereby’s task function can be imported. It’s recommended to use the filename Herebyfile.mjs to ensure that it is treated as ESM. This will work in a CommonJS project; ES modules can import CommonJS modules. If your package already sets "type": "module", Herebyfile.js will work as well. Caveats No serial tasks hereby does not support running tasks in series; specifying multiple tasks at the CLI or as dependencies of another task will run them in parallel. This matches the behavior of tools like make, which like hereby intend to encode a dependency graph of tasks, not act as a script. In general, if you’re trying to emulate a serial task, you will likely be better served by writing out explicit dependencies for your tasks. Tasks only run once hereby will only run each task once during its execution. This means that tasks which consist of other tasks run in order like a script cannot be constructed. For example, it’s not possible to run “build”, then “clean”, then “build” again within the same invocation of hereby, since “build” will only be executed once (and the lack of serial tasks prevents such a construction anyway). T...

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Is the use of "hereby" ever essential? I get the feeling it is always superfluous. "As a result of this document or utterance" seems to be trivially true. For example: I hereby declare that what I am uttering has meaning. Why would I utter something in an authoritative context if I don't intend for said utterance to have a result? Why would I put instructions or a definition in a document if I did not really intend to define something? Again: It is defined that to 'discard' a command is to [place that command in an omelet and surrender that omelet to the duck army]. Even if my new definition of 'discard' is totally out of sync with the normal meaning of 'discard', the sentence is still clear and has the same meaning as if I had written "it is hereby defined that...". Even the example sentence given by Google confounds me: "the Port Authority hereby solicits proposals from developers" If "hereby" was deleted from that sentence, would it really have a different meaning? The Port Authority is clearly soliciting proposals about whatever gives that sentence context. Maybe the Port Authority doesn't normally solicit proposals, but now it does now because it was written there, not because it was "hereby" written. Your final example sentence would have a different meaning if "hereby" was omitted. The usual, or at least more frequent, mechanism for soliciting proposals from developers would be a formal RFP (request for proposals) which details the request. Thus, many might go looki...

i am hereby requisting or i hereby request to you?

Some examples from the web: • I hereby request you to take into account retrospectively what I have up to now told you informally in good faith. • Inevitably, there are a small number of technical adjustments that I hereby request to be put to the vote in plenary. • Pursuant to paragraph 1,290, I hereby request third-party arbitration of our dispute. • I hereby request that the court delivers a judgement against the defendant on the basis of my claim. • I hereby request permission to be released from this case. • Inevitably, there are a small number of technical adjustments that I hereby request be put to the vote in plenary. • On behalf of British taxpayers, I hereby request that you lead the demand for a significant reduction of the 2011 budget. • I hereby request that the court/tribunal give a judgment against the defendant on the basis of my claim. • I hereby request the court to order the defendant(s) to pay to the claimant(s) the sum of the above principal plus interest, contractual penalties and costs. • I hereby request the court to order the defendant(s) to pay to the claimant(s) the sum of the above principal plus interest, contractual penalties and costs. • I hereby request the Commission to inform us how a general ban on cyanide mining (i.e. any mining technologies which use cyanide) at a European level could be introduced into EU legislation in the shortest period of time. • I, the undersigned, hereby request a grant from the Youth in Action Programme of EUR •...

Hereby

1. (at, in or to) this place. He's here; Come here; He lives not far from here; Here they come; Here is / Here's your lost book. hier, hierso тук aqui zde; sem her siin, siia اينجا täällä इस स्थान पर ovdje, tu itt; ide di sini hér, hérna qui, qua; ここに [] 여기에 čia šeit; šurp sini دلته ، په دې ځاى كى: اوس aqui aici; iată tu, sem tukaj ovde här, hit ที่นี่ 這裡 тут; сюди; ось یہاں، اس جگہ ở đây; ở chỗ này 2. at this time; at this point in an argument. Here she stopped speaking to wipe her eyes; Here is where I disagree with you. hier في هذا الوقْت، هنا، في هذه النُّقْطه тук aqui tu; vtom her; det er her σε αυτό το σημείο siin, siis در اينجا tässä इस समय na ovom mjestu, u tom casu itt sekarang hér, hérna この時 (点で) 이 때에 čia šai brīdī; te (laika nozīmē) di waktu ini w tym punkcie/momencie په دې ځاى كى aici tu, v tomto v tem trenutku, na tem mestu ovde här เวลานี้; ตอนนี้ bu noktada, 這時,在這點上 ось тут اس وقت، اس مقام پر tại điểm này 在这点上,这时 3. beside one. My colleague here will deal with the matter. hier إلى جانبي тук aqui tady her από 'δω siin اكنون vieressä que voici इस स्थान पर ovaj ovdje itt lévő di sini hér, hérna ここにいる 옆에 있는 čia šeit di sebelah ini اوس aqui care poate fi văzut aici tu tukaj pored mene här ที่ตรงนี้ buradaki 在旁邊的 ось ساتھ میں chính; ngay tại đây 在旁边的 interjection 1. a shout of surprise, disapproval etc. Here! what do you think you're doing? Haai! صَيْحَة تَعَجُّب أو عَدم اسْتِحْسان чакай! ei! no tak! hør! ε! kuul(g)e! بله hei hé là! הֶנָה! आश्चर्य की अभिव्यक्ति के...

hereby

import ); Running tasks Given the above Herebyfile: -h, --help Display this usage guide. --herebyfile path A path to a Herebyfile. Optional. -T, --tasks Print a listing of the available tasks. ESM hereby is implemented in ES modules. But, don’t fret! This does not mean that your project must be ESM-only, only that your Herebyfile must be ESM module so that hereby’s task function can be imported. It’s recommended to use the filename Herebyfile.mjs to ensure that it is treated as ESM. This will work in a CommonJS project; ES modules can import CommonJS modules. If your package already sets "type": "module", Herebyfile.js will work as well. Caveats No serial tasks hereby does not support running tasks in series; specifying multiple tasks at the CLI or as dependencies of another task will run them in parallel. This matches the behavior of tools like make, which like hereby intend to encode a dependency graph of tasks, not act as a script. In general, if you’re trying to emulate a serial task, you will likely be better served by writing out explicit dependencies for your tasks. Tasks only run once hereby will only run each task once during its execution. This means that tasks which consist of other tasks run in order like a script cannot be constructed. For example, it’s not possible to run “build”, then “clean”, then “build” again within the same invocation of hereby, since “build” will only be executed once (and the lack of serial tasks prevents such a construction anyway). T...

i am hereby requisting or i hereby request to you?

Some examples from the web: • I hereby request you to take into account retrospectively what I have up to now told you informally in good faith. • Inevitably, there are a small number of technical adjustments that I hereby request to be put to the vote in plenary. • Pursuant to paragraph 1,290, I hereby request third-party arbitration of our dispute. • I hereby request that the court delivers a judgement against the defendant on the basis of my claim. • I hereby request permission to be released from this case. • Inevitably, there are a small number of technical adjustments that I hereby request be put to the vote in plenary. • On behalf of British taxpayers, I hereby request that you lead the demand for a significant reduction of the 2011 budget. • I hereby request that the court/tribunal give a judgment against the defendant on the basis of my claim. • I hereby request the court to order the defendant(s) to pay to the claimant(s) the sum of the above principal plus interest, contractual penalties and costs. • I hereby request the court to order the defendant(s) to pay to the claimant(s) the sum of the above principal plus interest, contractual penalties and costs. • I hereby request the Commission to inform us how a general ban on cyanide mining (i.e. any mining technologies which use cyanide) at a European level could be introduced into EU legislation in the shortest period of time. • I, the undersigned, hereby request a grant from the Youth in Action Programme of EUR •...

word usage

Is the use of "hereby" ever essential? I get the feeling it is always superfluous. "As a result of this document or utterance" seems to be trivially true. For example: I hereby declare that what I am uttering has meaning. Why would I utter something in an authoritative context if I don't intend for said utterance to have a result? Why would I put instructions or a definition in a document if I did not really intend to define something? Again: It is defined that to 'discard' a command is to [place that command in an omelet and surrender that omelet to the duck army]. Even if my new definition of 'discard' is totally out of sync with the normal meaning of 'discard', the sentence is still clear and has the same meaning as if I had written "it is hereby defined that...". Even the example sentence given by Google confounds me: "the Port Authority hereby solicits proposals from developers" If "hereby" was deleted from that sentence, would it really have a different meaning? The Port Authority is clearly soliciting proposals about whatever gives that sentence context. Maybe the Port Authority doesn't normally solicit proposals, but now it does now because it was written there, not because it was "hereby" written. Your final example sentence would have a different meaning if "hereby" was omitted. The usual, or at least more frequent, mechanism for soliciting proposals from developers would be a formal RFP (request for proposals) which details the request. Thus, many might go looki...

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1. (at, in or to) this place. He's here; Come here; He lives not far from here; Here they come; Here is / Here's your lost book. hier, hierso тук aqui zde; sem her siin, siia اينجا täällä इस स्थान पर ovdje, tu itt; ide di sini hér, hérna qui, qua; ここに [] 여기에 čia šeit; šurp sini دلته ، په دې ځاى كى: اوس aqui aici; iată tu, sem tukaj ovde här, hit ที่นี่ 這裡 тут; сюди; ось یہاں، اس جگہ ở đây; ở chỗ này 2. at this time; at this point in an argument. Here she stopped speaking to wipe her eyes; Here is where I disagree with you. hier في هذا الوقْت، هنا، في هذه النُّقْطه тук aqui tu; vtom her; det er her σε αυτό το σημείο siin, siis در اينجا tässä इस समय na ovom mjestu, u tom casu itt sekarang hér, hérna この時 (点で) 이 때에 čia šai brīdī; te (laika nozīmē) di waktu ini w tym punkcie/momencie په دې ځاى كى aici tu, v tomto v tem trenutku, na tem mestu ovde här เวลานี้; ตอนนี้ bu noktada, 這時,在這點上 ось тут اس وقت، اس مقام پر tại điểm này 在这点上,这时 3. beside one. My colleague here will deal with the matter. hier إلى جانبي тук aqui tady her από 'δω siin اكنون vieressä que voici इस स्थान पर ovaj ovdje itt lévő di sini hér, hérna ここにいる 옆에 있는 čia šeit di sebelah ini اوس aqui care poate fi văzut aici tu tukaj pored mene här ที่ตรงนี้ buradaki 在旁邊的 ось ساتھ میں chính; ngay tại đây 在旁边的 interjection 1. a shout of surprise, disapproval etc. Here! what do you think you're doing? Haai! صَيْحَة تَعَجُّب أو عَدم اسْتِحْسان чакай! ei! no tak! hør! ε! kuul(g)e! بله hei hé là! הֶנָה! आश्चर्य की अभिव्यक्ति के...

word usage

Is the use of "hereby" ever essential? I get the feeling it is always superfluous. "As a result of this document or utterance" seems to be trivially true. For example: I hereby declare that what I am uttering has meaning. Why would I utter something in an authoritative context if I don't intend for said utterance to have a result? Why would I put instructions or a definition in a document if I did not really intend to define something? Again: It is defined that to 'discard' a command is to [place that command in an omelet and surrender that omelet to the duck army]. Even if my new definition of 'discard' is totally out of sync with the normal meaning of 'discard', the sentence is still clear and has the same meaning as if I had written "it is hereby defined that...". Even the example sentence given by Google confounds me: "the Port Authority hereby solicits proposals from developers" If "hereby" was deleted from that sentence, would it really have a different meaning? The Port Authority is clearly soliciting proposals about whatever gives that sentence context. Maybe the Port Authority doesn't normally solicit proposals, but now it does now because it was written there, not because it was "hereby" written. Your final example sentence would have a different meaning if "hereby" was omitted. The usual, or at least more frequent, mechanism for soliciting proposals from developers would be a formal RFP (request for proposals) which details the request. Thus, many might go looki...

Hereby

1. (at, in or to) this place. He's here; Come here; He lives not far from here; Here they come; Here is / Here's your lost book. hier, hierso тук aqui zde; sem her siin, siia اينجا täällä इस स्थान पर ovdje, tu itt; ide di sini hér, hérna qui, qua; ここに [] 여기에 čia šeit; šurp sini دلته ، په دې ځاى كى: اوس aqui aici; iată tu, sem tukaj ovde här, hit ที่นี่ 這裡 тут; сюди; ось یہاں، اس جگہ ở đây; ở chỗ này 2. at this time; at this point in an argument. Here she stopped speaking to wipe her eyes; Here is where I disagree with you. hier في هذا الوقْت، هنا، في هذه النُّقْطه тук aqui tu; vtom her; det er her σε αυτό το σημείο siin, siis در اينجا tässä इस समय na ovom mjestu, u tom casu itt sekarang hér, hérna この時 (点で) 이 때에 čia šai brīdī; te (laika nozīmē) di waktu ini w tym punkcie/momencie په دې ځاى كى aici tu, v tomto v tem trenutku, na tem mestu ovde här เวลานี้; ตอนนี้ bu noktada, 這時,在這點上 ось тут اس وقت، اس مقام پر tại điểm này 在这点上,这时 3. beside one. My colleague here will deal with the matter. hier إلى جانبي тук aqui tady her από 'δω siin اكنون vieressä que voici इस स्थान पर ovaj ovdje itt lévő di sini hér, hérna ここにいる 옆에 있는 čia šeit di sebelah ini اوس aqui care poate fi văzut aici tu tukaj pored mene här ที่ตรงนี้ buradaki 在旁邊的 ось ساتھ میں chính; ngay tại đây 在旁边的 interjection 1. a shout of surprise, disapproval etc. Here! what do you think you're doing? Haai! صَيْحَة تَعَجُّب أو عَدم اسْتِحْسان чакай! ei! no tak! hør! ε! kuul(g)e! بله hei hé là! הֶנָה! आश्चर्य की अभिव्यक्ति के...