Denilson Sá Maia

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My investigation leads to believe the issue lies within `microtype` package. Indeed, there is an open issue over there: [\MakeUppercase in toc breaks microtype with latex 2022+ #29](https://github.com/schlcht/microtype/issues/29) Indeed, the...

I tried bumping the mermaid version locally on [package.json](https://github.com/benweet/stackedit/blob/master/package.json), but I'm getting errors from `node-pre-gyp` when trying to install `sqlite3`. I don't even know why sqlite is being pulled as...

It seems the headers from `headers.txt` are also ignored in *Browser Steps*.

Maybe, just maybe, stuff like Cookies and User-Agent should be handled separately anyway. * Cookies are (sometimes) available on both HTTP headers and JavaScript. And, as you mentioned, might require...

I've just updated to v0.49.17 to try again. > dont forget to 'save' the new headers before trying browsersteps Oh, really? That was unexpected! Maybe this could be improved. However,...

> We might want to add that to all compatibility tools, though I'm not sure if that would fit in all cases. It would be possible to only display it...

Upon further inspection, I believe there could be some memory leak somewhere. Or some mismanagement of the threads. There are too many open threads. `dmesg` shows: > Out of memory:...

On further testing… My Humble Bundle book collection is split into multiple directories, one per file type. I noticed that: * A directory containing ~~332~~ 166 CBZ files (17.5GB total)...

> https://docs.docker.com/reference/compose-file/deploy/#resources I'm unsure what's the difference between the `deploy` top-level element and the `mem_limit` per-service option. Would both work? Is there any difference? https://docs.docker.com/reference/compose-file/services/#mem_limit > This way for applications...

I've added `STUMP_MAX_SCANNER_CONCURRENCY=16` and I tried indexing the directory with ~~977~~ 487 PDF files again. Same issue. Or at least a similar-enough issue. Look at a screenshot from `lazydocker`: Not...