Joshua Ji

I took a quick look at the options and it seems like Github's API is the easiest to use. I'm not too familiar with JS environment variables, though, especially with...

Wow, thanks for such a good explanation of the environment variables! I definitely understand env variables a lot more, and your string replace webpack plugin is really cool. My experience...

Thanks for installing `jq` into the environment! The API call works in the bash session. And sorry for not being active lately, school's been pretty annoying. I'll look at netlify...

Hey @PiotrJustyna, I had a similar issue on my M1 mac, with "Both installation and setting the tool failed. Install error was: Process "gmake"". Below is some more log output:...

Hey @PiotrJustyna, glad it's working for you. I agree that the image would benefit from some more attention, although I think installing the latest ghcup version makes sense for most...

Hey @PiotrJustyna, great to see your PR! Hope to have it merged soon

The [docker-build-push.yml](https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-ui/blob/master/.github/workflows/docker-build-push.yml) workflow builds and pushes the image for arm64 already, and from [v5 and up](https://hub.docker.com/r/swaggerapi/swagger-ui/tags?page=1&name=v5) arm64 is supported *for most versions*. It's pretty trippy, but the latest version (as...

Can we also let a feature declare the shells they support? Some features only support bash, so when I set `configureZshAsDefaultShell` in common-utils it generates some unexpected errors.

One-to-many relations are technically documented, but the title is pretty implicit (see: ["In Django’s Admin Detail View, make Stacked- and Tabular-Inlines sortable"](https://django-admin-sortable2.readthedocs.io/en/latest/usage.html#in-django-s-admin-detail-view-make-stacked-and-tabular-inlines-sortable)), and the code isn't very complete. Here's a...

The [`src/example.ts`](https://github.com/SeanSobey/ChartjsNodeCanvas/blob/master/src/example.ts) gives an example of saving a chartJs image to disk using [`.renderToBuffer()`](https://github.com/SeanSobey/ChartjsNodeCanvas/blob/master/API.md#ChartJSNodeCanvas+renderToBuffer), then `fs.writeFile()`. You can also generate a data url via the [`.renderToDataURL()` function](https://github.com/SeanSobey/ChartjsNodeCanvas/blob/master/API.md#ChartJSNodeCanvas+renderToDataURL)