Daniel González Reina

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+1 The lack of this feature makes p5.js pretty much incompatible with Safari when using private assets. We need the cookie from the client to identify the user's session and...

I've implemented the following workaround, in case someone find it useful ```js const getImage = async path => { const response = await fetch(path, { credentials: 'include' }) const blob...

I think overloading the function sounds like a very good plan. I like the idea of sending a `Request` as the argument, so developers have full control about how they...

> I have a lead, so I'll talk with the Next.js team to confirm if it's a bug there, but I think it is very likely @balazsorban44 do you have...

It's really impressive the speed at which things move around here. I'm not being sarcastic, I'm genuinely impressed. @rhodgkins thanks for the contribution. Hopefully in another year we'll have the...

@sgehrman It does work with typescript, although there are no type declarations (as far as I know). If you want to remove the type errors, what I've done to get...

I've been testing locally with different payloads which fail on the app, but all of them make the test pass. The two possible scenarios that I think we might be...

Yes, that makes sense. I'll use the actual `dehydrate` function and see if that reproduces the issue. I'll try to fix it myself, no worries. Enjoy your time off!

I've updated the tests to use the actual `QueryClient` and `dehydrate` from `@tanstack/react-query`. **EDIT:** ~A quick note on the dependencies added. I had to add react because react-query was complaining...