Milos Marinkovic

Try calling View's `invalidate` function on it (after setting)? Also pasting some code might help in debugging

If you want you can make a PR with this change to have it integrated :) On Thu, Mar 19, 2020, 04:00 hadepea16 wrote: > Try calling View's invalidate function...

There is one more workaround I came across (also done in `settings.gradle` after including the modules using their directory names): ```groovy findProject(':moduleDirectory')?.name = 'your-new-module-name' ``` And then you can reference...

@krijnsent is correct 👍 This should be the default behavior [in here](https://github.com/bradjasper/ImportJSON/blob/master/ImportJSON.gs#L512).

As per the guide's 3rd step, I disabled Traefik and was using Nginx Ingress Controller

@ekux44 Calling `super.onWhatever()` inside all Activity lifecycle callbacks will invoke those lifecycle events on the Fragment Manager, and thus forwarding those events to each of the living fragments.

Multi-window mode will just call `pause-stop-destroy-create-start-resume-**pause**` when going into the split screen, and `pause-stop-destroy-create-start-resume-**pause**-**resume**` when going out of it. That doesn't affect the lifecycle in any way, it just recreates...

Potentially related: I had an obscure error message with Firebase functions too https://github.com/firebase/firebase-functions/issues/1282#issuecomment-1300810450

@MatyasKriz Is it enough to try to build Cuckoo on Linux? If so, a Docker build should provide a proof of that, I have a Swift project that builds that...

Well... I tried, and it doesn't work. I'll explain in detail, but basically, I believe that it all comes down to Apple's marketing strategy about Swift being an open-source cross-platform...