Maciej Gurban

I suppose I hit a similar issue, but perhaps due to different reason as `wrapper.update()` makes no difference: ```js it.each(['foo', 'bar'])( 'lorem ipsum', (value) => { // Logs 1 console.log(wrapper.find({...

Have you tried creating a custom middleware to proxy your calls? This [article](https://scotch.io/bar-talk/a-fast-and-convenient-development-server-with-lite-server) could be helpful.

Pardon my ignorance, but why do you want to solve it on the browsersync/lite-server side? This would require you configure server to mirror that routing. Looks like all you need...

I see. Browsersync accepts custom middleware functions (basically request/response interceptors). You could use these to route your traffic to different locations. Docs: https://www.browsersync.io/docs/options#option-middleware Edit: This scotch.io article has some more...

Joining to that request. The lib is a fantastic idea, but managing multiple repos with Greenkeeper enabled is quite of an experience, and by experience I mean it can be...

@miksh7 If you're developing for modern browsers only you can manage perfectly well with `matchMedia`. If you're developing something modern though you're likely using a UI framework for React/Vue/Angular -...

Should I be seeing those custom labels in the above demo @ppotaczek? This is what renders for me in the linked code sandbox. ~Can't see the "React" word being rendered...

I've reached out to him and got help in adjusting that solution to our use case, thanks. Do you think you could incorporate part of his solution into highcharts-react documentation,...

Thanks a bunch for this. Made a PR to update the docs with this info (and fix the broken description in the table): https://github.com/reactjs/react-docgen/pull/328

@glenjamin Based on my experiences in making this work for a similar setup, a solution here could be to allow specifying a custom URL part that each app/compiler uses for...