Alexandr Zarubkin

I've implemented `multipart/form-data` parsing. I have no obvious bugs on a simple form with one file input and one text input. I'm attaching my source code here for future reference...

There are many results when googling for "bin2c", here's one link: https://www.segger.com/free-utilities/bin2c/

Please note the code uploads ELF file, whereas it should upload BIN file. It's a bug.

Update: the editor loaded my app successfully after changing widget type by hand. It displayed Input control. However, I could not find it on the widgets palette and my `input_type='password'`...

Seems I'm missing something... Here's my `rn-cli.config.js` file: ``` module.exports = { getTransformModulePath() { return require.resolve("./transformer") }, } ``` Here's my `transformer.js` file: ``` const obfuscatingTransformer = require("react-native-obfuscating-transformer"); module.exports =...

Er, the errors on AppVeyor seem nothing to do with the changes. * PySide on Python 3.4 just returned non-zero exit code, even though the tests have passed. * PyQt4/5...

Okay, PATH errors seem to be harmless since they happen in succesful builds too. Anyway, these build errors in some of the environments look like they aren't caused by the...

Another incompatibility is that PySide2 requires Qt 5.11 to be built on Linux, and .travis.yml currently installs Qt 5.9. This needs to be fixed. @harvimt?

Yes, QApplication is in QtWidgets there, not in QtGui. It is taken care of in that commit. I'm afraid I don't fully understand your question. Can you please give me...

I have this issue too. I think it is related to a specific package - pywin32 - that throws errors when being uninstalled by pip-autoremove, but I may be mistaken.