codymurphyjones

Hey antcin! So, I'm not sure if they are going to prioritize this at all since the data is actually available, its just overly complicated to access. I stumbled across...

`npm install ts-prune -g` This works fine on windows, i did it 5 minutes ago.

It doesn't tell you that you will be able to use it locally, thats all dependent on your personal computers configuration. You can still use it within npm scripts perfectly...

Your operating systems path configuration is typically what determines what can be ran directly inside of your terminal without a script. This specific library is not claiming or attempt to...

``` handleSelectChange ``` So from what I can tell the issue is when `handleSelectChange` affects any data point that is being rendered, even if whats being rendered is passed through...

``` /* eslint-disable */ Test export default { name: "DataTable", props: ["requests"], data() { return { prop: "timestamp", loading: true, ascending: false, page: 1, totalItemsPerPage: 10, filteredRequests: [], selectedRequests: [],...

Is this an issue that you guys are still wanting someone to look into? I see that monicatie had a PR that was closed but as far as I could...

That is how it is intended to be. You can pass data from your request to your response if you need it.

I am also getting this same exact issue. It seems that linux does not have access to download the ruby gems for some reason.

I just managed to skirt around this issue just using this `- name: Install cocoapods run: | sudo gem install cocoapods sudo gem install -n /usr/local/bin cocoapods`