Linus Unnebäck
Linus Unnebäck
I would be very glad if we could clarify that multipart uploads are not supported. Just ran into an issue where uploads >5 MB would fail with a strange error....
@petreboy14 Your build is failing because 0.6 and 0.8 ships with an older version of `npm`, this pull request is not responsible for that. I would love it if this...
ping @petreboy14 this is still relevant...
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I might add that the `65` in this case specifies that the position is somewhere in a circle with a radius of 65 meters and the center at the specified...
Sample implementations: **Javascript** ``` javascript function currentLocation(cb) { function error(err) { cb(err); } function success(geo) { cb(null, { type: 'Point', coordinates: [ geo.coords.longitude, geo.coords.latitude, geo.coords.altitude ], accuracy: [ geo.coords.accuracy, geo.coords.altitudeAccuracy...
I think that idea was to expose an immutable `push`, e.g. ```js const obj = { names: ['Alice'] } dotProp.push(obj, 'names', 'Bob') // => { names: ['Alice', 'Bob'] } ```
Just a small nit, your function will concatenate the value if it is an array, so you can't use it to push arrays to arrays... could be solved like this:...
What I meant is that `push` and `concat` doesn't do the same thing: ```js let a = [] a.push([1, 2]) a.push([3, 4]) console.log(a) // => [[1, 2], [3, 4]] ```...