Nathan Van der Auwera

I have rails code deployed on three windows servers, and on two it just worked when installing node, and on the third it did not. I had another day of...

The original javascript uses jquery to dispatch and handle events, so imho that is not compatible, but probably you are not using the "original" javascript (there is a version using...

A good suggestion. I will have a look. Contributions are always welcome ;)

I think you should fix your `rfq_params` like this: ``` def rfq_params params.require(:rfq).permit( :requested_by, :department, :need_by_date, :user_id, :status, :total_rfq_qty, :delivery_to, :warranty_term_id, :supplier_id, :new_supplier, rfq_items_attributes: [ :id, :item_description, :unit_of_measure_id,:quantity, :deliver_by_date, :link_ref,...

Which version of cocoon/rails/turbo are you using? In the current cocoon code (which is already pretty old) there is no `addFieldListener` but we dynamically catch click-events on the link. Try...

Where are you including your javascript in the page? It seems with each navigation/load the javascript is evaluated again, with turbo this should normally not be the case.

We recently started deploying with Kamal, and now we actually have a new feature request: it would be nice if we could have a kamal-specific /up endpoint (just the basics,...

In the posted params we see 1 project (to be created) with one allowed-item, also to be created. So it attempts to create an `allowed_item` which is a `Project`, but...