Martin Amm

We use ``` var urlRegex = /(https?)\:\/\/[A-Za-z0-9\.\-]+(\/[A-Za-z0-9\?\&\=;\+!'\(\)\*\-\._~%]*)*/gi; ``` in a JInt script and that triggers the error in the Esprima dependency.

See https://github.com/Polymer/designer/issues/100#issuecomment-88652515 for a workaround for the redirect issue on windows.

It seems to be now in line https://github.com/PolymerLabs/polyserve/blob/master/src/make_app.js#L37 - which was not changed. On Windows path.sep == "\" - so I think the corrected line should be `var splitPath =...

`bower install` prompted for a lot of conflicts - maybe I selected the wrong version for a component: ``` "resolutions": { "iron-flex-layout": "master", "iron-iconset-svg": "master", "iron-selector": "master", "paper-ripple": "master", "polymer":...

I think I did that (npm run-script build still fails) so I executed the command one by one. polymer-designer-demos doesn't exist in my bower_components folder. If I create that folder...

Done - but the designer looks unchanged (like above) That's the contents of my demo directory: 

After stopping and starting again `npm start` the designer looks a little different, but still can't figure out how to use it: 

After I have created an empty \bower_components\polymer-designer-demos the errors in the console are gone. Should there be an content in polymer-designer-demos? bower install in the demo directory created a demo\bower_components...

I clicked it - but I've created the polymer-designer-demos folder, as it was missing. So it's currently empty. In which repo do I find the content for that folder?

How do I check the version? That's what I see when I start it ``` $ npm start > [email protected] start c:\dev\designer2 > node server.js Starting Polymer Designer Server on...