Georg Perhofer

I always thought passing a lock object would handle this problem. But I was wrong. Thanks for the `key_level_locking` function. I go for that solution. ``` py import threading import...

`${listService.list[$index].name}` do not really solve the problem. Modifying the array (e.g. deleting an item) after executing the sort method results again in binding issues. The only workaround that is acceptable...

``` ts // without the relations the query takes 50 ms, with 500 ms. return this.articleRepository.findOne(id, { relations: [ 'categories', 'topics', 'companies', 'userRoles', 'articleType' ] }) ``` Query output: ```...

Version 1.5rc with forceFallback: true works great on Edge/Windows 10 Mobile. Big THANKS to the sortable owner! https://github.com/gbreeze/Sortable/commit/0c20e781a6f615af2d28c79a69d861ba4132c2a5

https://github.com/vitiko98/qobuz-dl/pull/183

This would be great!

Sorry for my bad description. The feature is useful. The only issue is with the focus of the button(s). **Current behavior:** On a button click, all buttons will be "focused"...

A workaround is to mount the Jts config file and change the "readOnlyApi" flag to "false". volumes: # Note: To change the "readOnlyApi" flag to "false" we have to map...

yes, it's not super important and not really a bug ;-) Thanks.

So there is no ES module support for nodejs. OK, I see.. As long as node does not support these directory imports, this will not work. So far, client only...