Gabriel
Gabriel
Yes @FabianGosebrink. The errors can come when logging-in or when checking the auth (hence, also when refreshing with the iframe). The errors from the STS are included in the callback...
Definitely. I am also with @BrunnerLivio. It is considered a good practice as from AngularJS 1.6 to use the controller in components as the view model. Thus it is no...
I would be keen to be one of those collaborators, as I am heavily using this module, and I believe I could contribute. Specially to make it more ES6 friendly,...
This is an actually really annoying issue which happens with any GraphQL generated schema. It also prevents my team from using strict template checking. We hope this is addressed soon....
Hello y'all!! That's another practical example done with a localstorage implementation done "the right way" for angular. Exactly with the binding you are talking about but done properly. Here a...
Indeed. I have run into the same incongruence, and it is not clear what option is correct. Either the spec is just ambiguous or out of date, or maybe this...
I think it is. There's only an error property in the response, not really that it handles the different scenarios.
The main problem I see with this is not actually the way errors are returned, but the errors themselves, as they are not typed at all. Most of the errors...