Jelmer Borst

I believe each `.where()` is basically an `OR` statement that is being merged when they arrive, so it kinda makes sense that it results in multiple reads.

Ah, I was under the impression that installing by pip - which notes is for supporting existing python users - would allow this. To avoid moving, I could imagine you...

I have a `#pagelet_bluebar` in en_UK, but no tracking either... Not really sure how I can test what goes wrong

Could we use the same approach to track coverage for electron apps?

To give a little more flavour to the size of the problem: in our case (and I imagine many other companies) running `multi-gitter` against the entire GitHub org means cloning...

Just a drive-by comment to mention what a massive milestone this is @Stephan202 @rickie 💪 💪

You can achieve this by using passing a `scrollController` to the `RubberBottomSheet` and setting the same `scrollController` in the listView, along with `NeverScrollablePhysics`. See https://github.com/mcrovero/rubber/wiki/Scrolling for a full example.

Was done in 83f0e6415b536df160e6fa55c21e5a685f452808

In the mean time, you can ask explicitly to return JSON and provide an example. That already works 99% of the time without the official JSON flag.

Any progress on this by any chance @dnfield?