Josh Kelley

10.0.4 fixes this issue for us, although it introduced another issue; see #1106.

> `xml2js` is one way, which is not too appealing. Unless I'm misunderstanding, `xml2js` is bidirectional - it supports [creating XML from JavaScript objects](https://www.npmjs.com/package/xml2js#xml-builder-usage). (I haven't dug into the APIs...

This issue was introduced by 6472edebda21931add5776c04d4e8e1fb0d63947. jsdom doesn't implement `Element.scroll` (see https://github.com/jsdom/jsdom/issues/1422 and https://github.com/jsdom/jsdom/pull/2626), so scroll-into-view-if-needed now throws errors if used in a jsdom environment, such as Jest uses.

@ytiurin, we do not use `hyphenateHTML` or `hyphenateHTMLSync`. I'm fine with using `createHyphenate(patterns, { html: false })` as an alternative to `hyphenate`, since `hyphenate` now behaves the same as `hyphenateHTML`....

As a workaround, if I manually invoke the JAR file, it works: ``` bundle exec s3_website install java -cp $(bundle show s3_website)/*.jar s3.website.Push ``` If I pass the same `RUBYLIB`...

> So as a workaround, could we just set the correct RUBYLIB at the start of our deploy scripts? What would that be? Ruby 1.7? If I understand correctly, the...

@jakearchibald Correct; I have not been able to reproduce it locally.

I have what appears to be a reproducible test case: https://codesandbox.io/s/goofy-kowalevski-zncg4g?file=/src/index.js I've observed this in Safari for Mac and Safari for iPhone. Each time you click "set value", it writes...

See #164 for a potential fix. Some additional notes from my testing: * https://codesandbox.io/s/goofy-kowalevski-zncg4g is a sandbox for experimenting with quota errors; however, the Safari behavior I described above seems...

@rse Thank you for pointing that out. I just pushed a potential fix.