Mikkel Lund

It is possible to create a class with a nullable property and use that, but it seems excessive to have have to make a whole wrapper class just for a...

@carlos0202 Must admit I haven't used this for a long time. I'm not sure how I ended solving this, since it was in a previous job, where I don't have...

@benediamond Glad you wanna have a look at it. I'm not sure what the best solution is, and what can be done on your part. All I know, is that...

Both @iamakulov and @warappa 's scripts contain a bug in `getMessageRegExp`. `exportsPattern` should be used in the `RegExp` constructor: ``` getMessageRegExp() { if (this.exportsToIgnore.length > 0) { const exportsPattern =...

I'm trying to read the queue name from App Configuration as well, but without luck. And yes, it seems the problem is that settings are read at runtime only. For...

Yes. I currently have to do ``` const OnScreen = require("onscreen"); ``` And everything is `any`. `npm install @types/onscreen` didn't work either.

> Note that I used import {init} from echarts; and NgxEchartsModule.forRoot({echarts: init}) This solved my problem! I did, however, write it like this instead, since I'm using version 5.0.0: ```...

Yeah, downgrading seems to be the only solution for now. I do, however, use the latest version of echarts, i.e. 4.8.0. Works fine so far.

I seem to have found a fix for this, when using version 5.0.0. As far as I can see, the problem arises with AOT (ahead-of-time compilation) being used. The dependency...

> I seem to have found a fix for this, when using version 5.0.0. This actually seems to cause type problems elsewhere, so might not really be a solution after...