Cihat Gündüz

Similar issue here, just that rspec is completely hanging so I needed to do [this trick](https://github.com/rspec/rspec-rails/issues/1353#issuecomment-93173691) and found `DatabaseCleaner.clean_with(:truncation, { except: %w[spatial_ref_sys] })` as the line causing the problem. Here's...

Maybe this isn't an issue with database_clenaer after all, couldn't this be an issue with the pg gem itself? See https://bitbucket.org/ged/ruby-pg/issues/75/hang-in-pgconn-block-while-waiting-for.

I just needed to access `videoResolution` as well for the following code: ```Swift let maxResolution = 1080 streams.filter { $0.itag.videoResolution

Having the same issue here from time to time, I'm on the latest `main` commit.

Here's the full value stored in `fullObject` within the `parseForObjectFromStartpoint` method that couldn't be parsed: ``` {args:{raw_player_response:window.ytplayer.bootstrapPlayerResponse}} ``` This is not valid JSON. Also the type it's trying to parse...

Not very flexible IMO. People might have much more complex logic than what I've done here.

@alexeichhorn I need the `.web` for my use case. But I did that change in a separate commit, so If you just want the public API part only, simply cherry-pick...

@joeljfischer Sorry for getting back to this so late, somehow this slipped through my inbox. But now I just left a few comments in your PR. Thank you for bringing...

For the languages, we might add a list of common languages and sort them by average text length to then automatically choose the right languages based on the supported languages...

I removed these helpers as Apple broke many aspects (such as the language override) and decided to go a different direction (with the `#Preview` macro).