Oleg Shalygin
Oleg Shalygin
Debugging: Looks like it's properly set at the organization resolver.  Going line by line through all of the calls I narrowed down my problem, I wasnt mapping the organization...
Okay after quite a bit of research, the disconnect for Social Login with MultiTenancy appears to be that the organization is never passed down to `getFormViewModel`. Inside `getFormViewModel`(https://github.com/stormpath/express-stormpath/blob/master/lib/helpers/get-form-view-model.js#L80-L101) we're looking...
This has been resolved with, https://github.com/stormpath/express-stormpath/commit/a558f8ca55e3515fe5e20cbd0fe4e7666be53ba5 Big thanks to @robertjd and the team at Stormpath. Feel free to close this one out as I'm currently on the `mt-social` branch but...
Fairly stupid question because I'm not terribly familiar with multer other than whats on the docs, but what is the API to consume the stream? I essentially want to proxy...
@wesleytodd awesome thanks I'm going to give that a whirl.
God please merge this :)
While good, hardly any browser supports this except everything thats greenfield. IMO its clearer that it stay as `$.ajax` since most are at least familiar with jQuery AJAX calls, even...
> 73% usage relative... That may be the case for browsers, but `fetch` is uncommon in most client code. There are notable disadvantages to using `fetch` and I would wager...
So the general feeling is work with the workaround listed above, `notifyOnNetworkStatusChange: true` or `useEffect`. Can confirm that `notifyOnNetworkStatusChange` solves the problem.
you're right @jthistle `notifyOnNetworkStatusChange: true` is still required. Apologies.