Jason Perrone

Yes, switching to xmlbuilder was the answer for me.

I am on 0.4.23 and I can't get this to work: ``` const builder = new xml2js.Builder({tagNameProcessors: [upperMe]}); builder.buildObject(myObj); function upperMe(name) { return name.toUpperCase(); } ``` upperMe simply will not...

Ah. I misunderstood the "done" above.

@Leonidas-from-XIV without this feature, I can't seem to do what I need to. Let's say I have this object: ``` { myRoot: { $: { 'xmlns:abc': 'blahblah', } one: 'a',...

The only way I can figure to do it is: 1. Start with my object. 2. Use Builder to turn it into an XML string 3. Use Parser to convert...

This is broken in Ruby 3.0.1.

We may need to face the fact that Matthew may have passed away. There is no activity from him for a long time. This gem may need to be adopted.

OMG, that is so sad. Ugh. Well, I forked the gem and modified it to work as I need so I'm good here. Thanks for the info, btw.

> @jasonperrone I think you mean Ruby 3.0.1 and not Rails? Oops, sorry. That was clearly pre-coffee.

I see what is happening. You do set the new table to display: none, but I have it nestled in a container which does display. It would be easy to...