Dan O'Brien
Dan O'Brien
I'm not sure if this is a regression from: https://bugs.launchpad.net/jmxterm/+bug/319064 But I'm trying to pass in an empty string and it keeps getting converted to null: ``` $>run forceKeyspaceCleanup keyspace1...
It looks like Eclipse does: https://github.com/eclipse/che/issues/4609 but it's hard to find additional information on what the stance of other editors is on having multiple LS per file. And looks like...
If a user creates a `multivariate` flag manually, then runs OPToggles, it will only assign users to the 1st variation. This is somewhat called out in the docs about assigning...
As the integration is written current, any users that are added directly to the flag through the UI or API will be overwritten on the next sync because `replace` semantics...
If multiple flags have the same OPA rule it would be more efficient to use a segment, and then target that segment as a rule to serve a specific variation...
This PR uses the `doublestar` library to allow `**` matching for ignores. `doublestar` v4 requires go 1.16 or higher. I also created an initial `go.mod` for the repo.
Hi, before looking to see how possible it is are you open to PRs extending support for `**`? I came across this libary and seems like it might work: https://github.com/bmatcuk/doublestar
Adding in basic tooltips for User and Response messages. Happy to rename/update if they don't fit the style you want for the repo.
| publish-vscode-extension Version | Operating System | | -------------------------------------- | ---------------- | | @1 and @1.6.0 | Linux | # Description Just started seeing `Extension manifest not found: node_modules/node_modules/fast-deep-equal/package.json` loading...
I am trying to post to multi-party using default mailin configuration with Nodejs - v6.2.0 the /webhook is giving the error Error parsing form: Error: missing content-type header I installed...