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Hi @Motion4Life, I am not familiar with the `react-i18next` package. You might try starting from "scratch" (i.e. no app), following the steps in the tutorial, deploying the app to GitHub...
>Finally, you can format code in GitHub Issues using the syntax shown [here](https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/writing-on-github/working-with-advanced-formatting/creating-and-highlighting-code-blocks). @Motion4Life, I was able to edit your post (I didn't know I could do that!) and add...
Hi @dwjohnston, in case you haven't seen it, **someone forked this project and updated that fork to work with MUIv5**. The person who did that shared a link to the...
@YannikSood, no, I haven't revisited the issue since opening this GitHub Issue. The issue you described may be different from the one I described. In the one I described, the...
I want to clarify for future readers (I was confused at first) that I think this issue is about the EXE's filename and metadata, not something within the _running_ program,...
Here's a logo concept I came up with for this project which you or other designers can use as inspiration. I _think_ the [Microsoft Fabric Assets License Agreement](https://static2.sharepointonline.com/files/fabric/assets/microsoft_fabric_assets_license_agreement_10262017.pdf) prohibits its...
>Can someone validate if this does not break support for React 16 or 17? For anyone considering testing this branch in React 16 or 17, the author of the branch...
> Installation aside, I don't know what "validating whether this branch breaks support for React 16 or 17" would involve. >- [ ] Are there any specific things the project...
The same error occurs when installing via `npm` (`npm` version `8.11.0`, `node` version `v16.15.1`): ```shell npx create-react-app --template cra-template-rb my-client npm WARN config global `--global`, `--local` are deprecated. Use `--location=global`...
Thanks, @Can-Sahin. I did find it informative, in that I learned that using `yarn` instead of `npm` would allow the installation to finish instead of fail. I would like to...