Mario-Eis

> I had the same problem, I manually call a function to recompute sizes after element size change > > ``` > function recomputeSizes(){ > instance.getVirtualItems().forEach((virtualItem, index) => { >...

@KosGrillis Its a virtual list. Only visible items (plus overscan I guess) are measured. As virtual lists are positioned absolute, I would say there is no way of avoiding the...

But 1.0.0-alpha also does not escape square brackets. I just tried it. And here it is mentioned as well: https://github.com/axios/axios/issues/3316#issuecomment-1215967339

This issue exists since 5.4.2. It worked in 5.4.1. See https://codesandbox.io/s/w75xwy2p95 This broke my application. Rolled back to 5.4.1.

@DTupalov the behaviour in the new sandbox seems to be right.

Looks good to me! Thanks a lot!

> Sadly this isn't changeable from my team. We're trying to call an external API that is very resistant to change, and they've always required sending `Content-Length` as a header....

This broke our whole system and we will not be able to upgrade spring from now on. Because our central NoSql database system expects a content-length set, even when there...

> Disable the ES modules syntax in `html-loader`. https://webpack.js.org/loaders/html-loader/#esmodule With url(./whatever.woff) in the file, this raises another error 

> Set `esModule` to `false` in both `html-loader` and `css-loader` With url(./whatever.woff) in the file, this raises another error