Kevin Woo

If you're using the grunt-build-control to package it up, it sounds like the view's folder never made it in there. Take a look at your tasks before running `grunt-build-control`, probably...

I'm going to be on vacation for the next week or so, and won't be able available until after. It's a great idea, and I'll will check out `build-control` more...

I wasn't sure there was any way to run tests that existed in the repo, as they seem to be just place holders, thus I made tests run as scenarios....

Ah, yes. I'll need to fix the tests and make some changes to `.jshint` For now, you can ignore `grunt jshint`

That message sounds like the heroku app doesn't have the necessary files to continue a build. https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/buildpacks has a list of build packs that's default with Cedar > By default,...

Here's another one when running `ec2.NewSubnet(...)` ``` * invalid value for required argument 'VpcId' ``` since so many resources require VPC IDs, it's ambiguous which line/resource that corresponds to

from what I understand on how pulumi is architected, the subnet error maybe similar to pulumi/pulumi-terraform-bridge#311, but the first error is in the eks plugin (I could be very wrong...

Another option is to allow it to be part of the query. For example: ``` where task.status != "X" ``` This would allow anyone to apply their own custom logic.

FYI, the `en-gb` works, but there's one caveat with the [Natural Language Dates Plugin](https://github.com/argenos/nldates-obsidian). It parses dates in `en-gb` format because this settings is system wide. `en-us`: typically does `@MM/dd`...

Same, but my partial solution was to install Styles Settings and set the font size to be 6.5em This isn't really a fix as the setting ends up syncing to...