Timothy C. Quinn

I have found a workaround for this on Linux. You can use the `ignoreDefaultFlags` setting as follows: ``` const ChromeLauncher = require('chrome-launcher'); var flags = ChromeLauncher.Launcher.defaultFlags(); // optional: filter out...

I was reviewing the code and was thinking that it may be more agreeable to all if we were to conditionally spawn a new thread that watches for Dev Tools...

Please find a [simplified test case](https://github.com/JavaScriptDude/node-chromium-tests/tree/master/electron/dev-tools-local/DevToolsBreakTest) for this issue in Electron.

@Saltani - FYI, you may want to update you instructions to have the user first install using pypia and then run your script as I found an issue on a...

@Saltani - New version works well with just a small tweak needed. I made a note on your gist.

I've created a [fork](https://github.com/JavaScriptDude/chosen) which does this via a global namespace: `window.JQuery_Chosen.browser_is_supported()` The fork also includes an override flag to have chosen ignore this check. This will allow some working...

Created PR https://github.com/python-restx/flask-restx/pull/459

The only way to do this is at present is by doing the following which is not ideal at all and it does not allow overriding of `Content-Type`. ``` app...

> Not documented here but should be: https://flask-restx.readthedocs.io/en/latest/scaling.html#use-with-blueprints Although `api.init_app(..., add_specs=False)` works to this day, it is likely undocumented because its left in place for legacy reasons. The documented way...

Yikes! That is good to know. Maybe it should get documented... So the proper way to completely hide the swagger APIs is to: ``` from flask_restx import Api api =...