a-tonchev
a-tonchev
@JiHong88 thanks, when is the version 3 release date planned?
@probablyup you can just copy the a tag what I shared `http://example.com/` and paste it somewhere here: https://probablyup.com/markdown-to-jsx/ You can see then the source code of the view: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/54528540/104220871-cdad5780-5448-11eb-9826-159271e618d3.png)
@Prabhakar-Poudel well, this is a workaround, and that is what I am also using now. But since this is an unexpected behavior I would still let it as a bug.
I think some event listeners get removed, but there are some that just stack: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/54528540/93761902-488f0000-fc17-11ea-88ef-4b878ee8e098.png)
@lostpebble Thanks, this indeed solved the problem. But React.StrictMode is already in the default template of CRA: https://github.com/facebook/create-react-app/pull/8558 And probably it would be better to keep it like this and...
@lostpebble Thanks, yeah well, hopefully they will fix this bug. There are some recommendations to use the useRef in combination with useEffect: https://frontarm.com/daishi-kato/use-ref-in-concurrent-mode/#the-good-code But since I am not an expert...
Issue still here, probably we need to make a fork
My solution is like this: ``` const onLoadFunction = () => { console.log('helmet loaded'); } window.onHelmetLoad = onLoadFunction; useEffect(() => { return () => { window.onHelmetLoad = null; } },...
Scripts set in manualChunks are loaded directly in front page, instead to be lazy loaded when needed
On the other hand, it is good to have the option to decide which chunks should be loaded immediately, because thus we will avoid the waterfall-effect on chunks that are...
Scripts set in manualChunks are loaded directly in front page, instead to be lazy loaded when needed
Yes the issue is still there and since it is build issue, I can not just make a code-sandbox example. The repository I mentioned in [my first post](https://github.com/vitejs/vite/issues/5189#issue-1015237422) shows clearly...