Federico Zivolo

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icon company @SironaMedical icon location Monza, Italy icon location Creator of bootstrap-material-design, Popper.js, co-creator of @floating-ui Open Source addicted

Results 282 comments of Federico Zivolo

Visual regression? `expect(page).toMatchScreenshot()`?

I think it would make sense to just let it store the screenshots locally, then they can be uploaded/downloaded by the consumer the way they prefer.

Visual regression? `expect(page).toMatchScreenshot()`?

You can take screenshots but there is no logic in place do perform the comparison

Visual regression? `expect(page).toMatchScreenshot()`?

Yeah I'm just proposing to leave the screenshots in the filesystem/git, and let the user do whatever they want with them. One could have a workflow like the following: 1....

If a customer has a failed payment, then successful payment, the claim isn't being set

Having the same issue, it's causing so many problems to us ☹️ I think it's also somewhat related to this https://github.com/stripe-samples/firebase-subscription-payments/issues/43, it looks like the code isn't able to handle...

If a customer has a failed payment, then successful payment, the claim isn't being set

Is anyone from Stripe following this issue tracker?

If a customer has a failed payment, then successful payment, the claim isn't being set

The problem happens even if a customer unsubscribes and then later decides to subscribe again.

If a customer has a failed payment, then successful payment, the claim isn't being set

Is there any chance for this bug to be addressed? It's critical to provide the service to the customers who paid for them and there's no straightforward workaround available.

getScrollParents util can push "null" as sole scroll parent when body has not been rendered, causing fatal error

Perf reasons? Actually all the best practices say to load js after the body

getScrollParents util can push "null" as sole scroll parent when body has not been rendered, causing fatal error

Nope. It's best practice to load it **after the body**. Anyway this library is in maintenance mode, if you need a more up to date library use Popper.js as suggested...

Move from left to bottom when hitting constraints?

Well... I resolved the problem writing my own library, thanks anyway! https://popper.js.org