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+1 I have a structure like this: repo1/ - repo2_submodule My project root is repo2_submodule but git-control only works with repo1 for some reason. Can't do anything with repo2_submodule.
I had this issue but it was just because I had 'Show only favorites' checked. My own fault, but still a pretty obnoxious UX issue. I shouldn't have to look...
Does this seem useful? It's done with pure CSS, but requires radio input controls. http://codepen.io/wallaceerick/pen/ojtal Or do you think a more intuitive structure with js for switching is better?
I accidentally installed the other photon package with npm and was really confused at first. Figured out how to add this one with the git url though. Publishing it on...
@matchifang I ran into this same thing and thought I might be crazy. It's because the time zone offset you are putting in happens to be the same as your...
Looks like the exported type definitions don't match the actual exported things at all. The example code in the README all works, but TypeScript shows errors for every example. ...
I'm surprised that pnpm doesn't respect `loglevel=silent` in `.npmrc` to accomplish this. Oddly, it doesn't respect the `loglevel` value in `.npmrc` at all, despite what the documentation says.
I'm encountering this issue when setting a file association for `*.toml.tmpl` to `toml`.