Markus Padourek
Markus Padourek
I have a macro that creates a lot of targets and they end up going outside the screen, see:  To be fair we can probably could make the macro...
We are making use of moshi and `com.ryanharter.ktor:ktor-moshi`, so we have ``` ... val moshi = Moshi.Builder() .add(LocalDateTimeJsonAdapter()) .add(OffsetDateTimeJsonAdapter()) .add(KotlinJsonAdapterFactory()) .add(HexIntegerJsonAdapter()) .build() install(ContentNegotiation) { moshi(moshi) } ... ``` and when...
I want to be able to clone private git repositories within my ci builds and tried to set `mount-ssh-agent: true` but all I am seeing is: `/buildkite/plugins/github-com-buildkite-plugins-docker-buildkite-plugin-v3-0-1/hooks/command: line 169: SSH_AUTH_SOCK:...
## Summary This is my attempt to fix https://github.com/facebook/jest/issues/5356 - I have been making very slow progress over the past months on this so I thought I would just open...
It would be great if the `EmptyLineBetweenBlocks` could be limited to allow a maximum number of empty lines. E.g. ``` yml EmptyLineBetweenBlocks: enabled: true ignore_single_line_blocks: true max_lines: 1 ``` **Allowed**...
Is there some way to dynamically disable kinect after it has been initialized? Something like: ``` js var kineticSlider =.$('.date-component').kinetic({ slowdown: 0.9, y: false, throttleFPS: 40, triggerHardware: true }); ......
It would be great if in addition to a params file or params flag it could also just support environment variables. I think that makes the usage very simple, no...
Here is a quick PR to fix https://github.com/InQuicker/ktmpl/issues/16. This is my first rust code so not sure how ideal it is. If you are happy with this code/future I am...
I am having a simple app created with https://github.com/facebook/create-react-app that I am using with this plugin. To start it I am running `gradle yarn_run_start` which starts a nodejs dev server...
I thought I could install new packages via `gradle yarn_install`, e.g. by running `gradle yarn_install packagename` or `gradle yarn_install -- packagename` but I have not yet seen a way to...