David Goss
David Goss
We can do something with this, yeah. The original point of the collapsed-by-default state of attachments was to prevent images (e.g. screenshots) just dominating the page. But we could be...
This was addressed in https://github.com/cucumber/react-components/pull/353 and released in https://github.com/cucumber/react-components/releases/tag/v22.2.0
We might consider 2 decimal places but always rounding down.
Just discussed this with @mpkorstanje who pointed out that an _even nicer_ pattern would be like: ```js const { Given, world } = require('@cucumber/cucumber') Given('a step', () => { world.log(world.parameters.foo)...
> To make API evolution easier, maybe don't put methods like log and attach on world. The world belongs to the user so to say. Agreed, we should be able...
Sorry for the late reply @xenbartolokath. As you've noticed, the recent changes were to prevent world parameters being mutable and those changes leaking across scenarios which was considered a bug....
This syntax idea is far from thought through, but I might be worth throwing into the ring. ``` @container ".block" and (min-width:615px) { .block__element { // rules } .block__other-element {...
@wilto Yeah sorry, jumping ahead with the specifics of the syntax, but my main thought was whether the viewport- ish elements being declared in CSS with selectors like that would...
"List" components in particular spring to mind. For a real word example, look at `.productlist` here at different viewport sizes:
I'm thinking about the principle of least surprise for this one. As a user, given my intent is something like "putting this scenario title here as a placeholder, coming back...