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That is kind, thank you; see #465

Here you go :) ```python import justpy as jp import asyncio @jp.SetRoute('/') class MainPage(jp.QuasarPage): def __init__(self): super().__init__(delete_flag=False) self.div=jp.Div(a=self) self.butt=jp.QButton(text='Button',a=self) self.butt.on('click',self.onButtClick) jp.run_task(self.pageUpdater()) def onButtClick(self,b): return async def pageUpdater(self): while True: self.div.delete_components()...

Confirming that returning `True` from the handler (in the MWE and also in the more complicated script I use) prevents the refresh from happening. Thanks :)

I cannot even understand my own description now... sorry. If I bump into that again, I will remember.

> Sorry, I misunderstood your problem. Do you want to create a pull request? And you're probably right in that it's a Ubuntu problem because I don't experience this on...

Any news on this one? I am hitting it with production code. Is there a workaround to silence the warning, in case it is really harmless?

The library is way too big for Arduino. You might have a look at https://github.com/SoftwareTools4Makers/OPC .

FWIW the MCP_CAN_lib does support two MCP's, see the example https://github.com/coryjfowler/MCP_CAN_lib/blob/master/examples/Dual_CAN/Dual_CAN.ino . Not sure how much of their code you used, though.

I don't have complete picture of the architecture of pyvista — that said: I am exporting 3d to static HTML (without backend), which contains script like this: ```js var render_items...

Late to the party here, but very much interested in fixing docker without host network (i.e. under Windows). #232 is still open, could that be related? The thing there was...