Joel Moss
Joel Moss
It appears that a failed thunk does not trigger the complete action type. So a `saveTodo` thunk should always trigger listeners for `saveTodo.type`, which it does so for a successful...
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### What version of pkg are you using? 5.5.2 ### What version of Node.js are you using? 17.7.2 ### What operating system are you using? macOS ### What CPU architecture...
I've been unable to find out how to use csstree as the parser in PostCSS. PostCSS has a `parser` option, but passing `'css-tree'` to that doesn't work, and spits out...
It says in the [Policyfile README](https://github.com/chef/chef-dk/blob/master/POLICYFILE_README.md#but-opaque-ids-are-confusing) that: > Cookbooks uploaded to the new cookbook storage API can have extended SemVer version numbers with prerelease sections, like 1.0.0-dev But specifying such...
- [ ] I am interested in helping provide a fix! **Describe the bug** Using Google Tag Manager to load [Smartlook](https://www.smartlook.com/), and coming across this error in the smartlook script:...
Seems spork is only built to read from local chef repo. Is it possible for it to read from the Chef server instead?
So at https://github.com/phlex-ruby/phlex/blob/main/lib/phlex/sgml.rb#L422 `to_str` is used, but not all objects respond to that method. Think using `to_s` is better. As an example, `ActiveSupport::TimeWithZone` does not implement `to_str`, but does `to_s`,...
## What did you do? I have a custom rewriter... ```ruby require 'ruby-next/language' module Proscenium module CssModule class Rewriter < RubyNext::Language::Rewriters::Text NAME = 'proscenium-css-module' def safe_rewrite(source) source.gsub(/:@([\w_]+)/) do |_| context.track!...
Going through the [docs](https://cableready.stimulusreflex.com/hello-world/installation.html#cable-ready-stream-from-helper) which says to run the `cable_ready:stream_from` generator. But seems that doesn't exist 🤷♂️ ``` $ rails generate cable_ready:stream_from Could not find generator 'cable_ready:stream_from'. (Rails::Command::Base::CorrectableError) ``` Same...