Jason Barnabe
Jason Barnabe
Rubcop complains, unrelated to my changes, that: ``` lib/it/plain.rb:4:5: W: Lint/MissingSuper: Call super to initialize state of the parent class. def initialize(template = '%s') ... ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ``` I'm not sure...
@iGEL Can you take a look at this? Thanks.
In a Rails app, I had to include: ```js import '@claviska/jquery-minicolors'; import '@claviska/jquery-minicolors/jquery.minicolors.css'; ``` For `$(...).minicolors` to do anything. Not sure how universal this is.
I don't think this is useful enough to display by default. I could add these as hidden attributes that could be shown by a script, though.
Closing per above.
Would this be via `@require` or `@resource`? Do any user script managers support subresource integrity in those keys?
I have no objection to this in general. Specific notes: - Average rating on scripts - would likely need to calculate this and possibly store it ahead of time -...
I think that was done due to DB issues. Will try upgrading the DB first.
Still causes OOM on the DB.
In this scenario, you can use this: ```ruby @posts = Post.where(id: ids).order(ActiveRecord::Base.send(:sanitize_sql_array, ['FIELD(id, ?)', ids])) ``` And brakeman's happy with it.