Josh McCullough

show error before trying to destroy screen(s)

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In cases where a screen fails to show due to some process-level exception, and the app is shutting down, the caught exception may never be shown. Moving the error-displaying-code above...

Docs: indicate what permissions the GitHub PAT needs to include for this to work

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**What would you like to be added**: I'd like the README to include information regarding what level of access the PAT needs to include. **Why is this needed**: So users...

`toastr` returns a reference to the resulting toastr object when you e.g. `toastr.info(...)`, however, as far as I can tell there is no way to get this reference using `react-toastr`....

allow promotion to release without code changes -- fixes #108

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Proposed fix for #108. Needs review. Note -- excluded 4 tests (which otherwise would now fail) from `VersionUtils` I think it is correct but should be verified as well! Also...

After e.g. `./gradlew tag -Prelease` (or any variety that ends up creating a tag), simply output the created tag to the terminal so we don't have to then do `git...

How to bump and start a pre-release version?

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Suppose the latest tag is 1.0.0 and I just made some changes which are destined for version 1.1.0. So I want to publish a pre-release package as version 1.1.0-alpha.0, but...

Functions should be static instead of instance-based.

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For most functions, it seems I should be able to simply call (for example), `geostats.min(values)` without creating a `geostats` instance. I haven't used the library enough yet to understand when/why...

Prefers 3rd param over 2nd as described in #234.

Passing null message with options will not make use of options

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https://github.com/diegoddox/react-redux-toastr/blob/fc90e35c421b05cf782c2b5091c16a345a57541b/src/utils.js#L69 This line results in incorrect results. When trying to pass a React component as part of the `options` parameter like so: ```ts toastr.error("Error", null, { component: test }) ```...

Cannot use @debug before @use

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This is minor, but it seems like you should be able use use `@debug` just about anywhere you want. You cannot place it before an `@use`, currently. Using NPM package...