Bernhard Häussner

Yes it seems to me this comes up somewhat regularly (#2033, #3747). In our case there is some ad-script on a 3rd party page that throws an error. And this...

@ryanhageman I don't think so. The discussions in #854 and #864 did not lead to any results and the code still looks the same in master. Maybe we can ask...

Wow, @Linuus thank you for your fast answer! :) Yeah, you're right, the `.downcase` was indeed moved a lot through the code, it was put in originally here: https://github.com/varvet/kaminari/commit/e8bdf8384a55de3389f7279068cd7fcedbd5526d I...

Hmmm... stale? It would still be a cool project to convert ramda to TypeScript, I think. The typings on `DefinitelyTyped` are still limited in some ways, e.g. not all functions...

I see, in this case I think I'd rather have a well-maintained ramda then one in TypeScript. I have to admit, I also don't know wether TypeScript would 100% support...

I just found the file [lib/controllers/backend/spree/admin/admin_resource_controller_decorator.rb](https://github.com/spree/spree_auth_devise/blob/master/lib/controllers/backend/spree/admin/admin_resource_controller_decorator.rb). It extends `Spree::Admin::ResourceController` to instead use the method `unauthorized` on CanCan errors, so this actually works in almost all cases. I guess we have...

I recently ran into this problem too. My CI crashed with the message `EOFError: The input stream is exhausted.` when asked for the admin user email. I finally landed on...

We have set this up, but independent of `source-map-explorer`. After our app is build we use a script using node's [`fs.stat`](https://nodejs.org/dist/latest-v10.x/docs/api/fs.html#fs_fs_stat_path_options_callback) function to measure the total bundle size. We also...

I know it's a joke, but I think `source-map-explorer` is somehow more usable than `webpack-bundle-analyzer`. I looked at both and actively decided for `source-map-explorer`, so I think it's great that...

I had this problem, too. Looking around for solution, I finally resented to just using a good old `for` loop like this: ``` co(function* () { // assuming you are...