Pavel Kalashnikov

Using gem `rafaelmotta/bootstrap-kaminari-views` instead of this

@danielwestendorf yes, he did. I've just uploaded a copy of repo https://github.com/kalashnikovisme/bootstrap-kaminari-views you're welcome

I've catch error #1004 Added `gem 'elasticsearch-rails', github: 'adibsaad/elasticsearch-rails', branch: 'patch-1'` instead of main version. Unfortunately, the error is still the same. ``` NoMethodError: undefined method `transport' for # /bundle/ruby/2.7.0/bundler/gems/elasticsearch-rails-a0b81a691fd3/elasticsearch-model/lib/elasticsearch/model/indexing.rb:293:in...

@psd-coder hi! Now I have Ubuntu 22.04. I don't use any custom theme in Ubuntu. ``` ~/Applications [17:42]: ls HTTPie-2022.13.0_8dde91573fbd13868f75196669f36612.AppImage ``` Saw the issue you've mentioned. I'm not sure that...

Also, I see the icon in ubuntu application list, but nothing happened if I'd click at it. 

Any updates? :) I'm happy to use web version, of course :) But it feels safer with desktop app :)

It's interesting, but `~/HTTPie-2022.14.0.AppImage` has run the application. Logs ``` Checking for update 15:54:38.152 › Checking for update [69258:1012/155438.495597:ERROR:gpu_memory_buffer_support_x11.cc(44)] dri3 extension not supported. Generated new staging user ID: b7162567-bf4b-55f1-b48a-4fd7ea5c53d0 Update...

just reinstalled AppImageLauncher and reinstalled HTTPie with it. Everything works now! Thanks!

Saving requests and collections to the filesystem will be enough for the beginning. Wanna suggest using HTTPie for every client, but it's declined every time because of any sharing absent...

ok