Andrew Wakeling

I had the same error. Installing 7-zip resolved the error for me.

+1. It's vital to provide context for matches especially when indexing multiple fields.

@YDA93 I tried your fork and I am still getting the same error. Do you know if there's another way that the same error can appear, or do you know...

@Mayb3Nots When I temporarily disable/remove blurhashes from my app, I'm no longer seeing the errors. I can't say with 100% certainty that the fault comes from the blurhash library, but...

I'm facing the same issue. @jbe456, were you able to solve your problem?

I'm seeing the "intended usage" quoted in response to a few issues raised. (e.g. https://github.com/less/less.js/issues/1654). From what I'm observing it should clearly say: "If you are using LESS in production...

I am seeing this with the "Includes" sample code: ``` ```

The same incorrect behaviour also occurs if use @import in your LESS template. Any variables which are initialized will be cached in local storage. Changing variables in the imported LESS...

I will look at this shortly, along with providing a minified version (and possibly bower support).

I didn't get much luck using external displays either. I'd love to hear from others who may have success though.