Andrew Koidan

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@ofrobots I created minimal example on github [gts-308](https://github.com/akoidan/gts-308). It uses webpack and tslint to process vue files. So `tslint-loader` processes `.vue` files by rules defined in `tslint.json`. Is there a...

I'm facing the same issue. I need to get nodes of the pool, and currently there's no way how I can filter those. Since during pool creation I can't neither...

Any progress? I'm facing the same issue I end up using [vue-tslint-loader](https://www.npmjs.com/package/vue-tslint-loader). The example you can check on [vue-webpack-minimal](https://github.com/akoidan/vue-webpack-minimal/blob/master/template/webpack.config.js#L161-L171) . I would like to switch to tslint-loader

You can also use configuration like bellow, but it seems it's tricky, it shows 1 warning to template line, but everything else is fine: > npx vue-cli init deathangel908/vue-webpack-minimal#tslint >...

> had similar error after upgrading to RN 0.68.*. fixed by using **patch-package** module and next patch https://gist.github.com/zyvpeople/a0092e6dd88691843c9fe57ad38841a9 It fixed the error, but the new one appeared :) ``` *...

There are always difficulties with `network_mode: host` that only works on Linux distros. Alternatively you can use --add-`host=hostmachine:host-gateway`, but could also lead to issues. You can apply a small hack...

I moved all filles from /usr/local/lib installed by make install" to /usr/lib , Ir worked for me. check ldd fprintd

## https://github.com/akoidan/vue3-vite-vue-class-component As I understand vue3 is far from being supported at all. Using this example: **package.json**: ```json { "vue-class-component": "https://github.com/vuejs/vue-class-component#next" } ``` ```vue {{ count }} +1 import {Options,...

Thanks for your response. I overrode it in [AtcdThriftHandlerTask.py](https://github.com/facebook/augmented-traffic-control/blob/master/atc/atcd/atcd/AtcdThriftHandlerTask.py#L117-L118) ``` DEFAULT_LAN = 'enp61s0' DEFAULT_WAN = 'ap0' ``` So I guess there's no way I messed up with this