Phillip Kessels

This seems to work for me: ```elixir # config/config.exs use Mix.Config if Mix.env == :dev do config :mix_test_watch, tasks: [ "test --stale", "credo -a --strict", ] end ```

Here's how I do it: Open a virtual device and send all messages there 1:1. If I want to "cancel" a message I just don't send it. If I want...

I fixed it for now by monkey-patching the method which generates the debug url (put this in some file which is loaded after cuprite, e.g. `spec/support/cuprite.rb` if you autoload files...

Yes, it does. I use Chrome Canary on OS X Ventura 13.0.1. Did you try the `browser_options` I posted below? Before that I always got this error.

@route done in https://github.com/rubycdp/cuprite/pull/252

This syntax works: ```bash npm-check -i '{pg,ts-jest,tsconfig-paths}' ``` [`npm-check` uses](https://github.com/dylang/npm-check/blob/258bc6b033bb00499ef33b42aaa114c501e72d93/lib/in/get-unused-packages.js#L60) `depcheck` which [uses `minimatch`](https://github.com/depcheck/depcheck/blob/0a11cf8ebdc7ea55aab871f74b86cec177665867/src/index.js#L15) which accepts glob parameters and the comma-separated list is not a valid glob it accepts AFAIK.

I am trying to get a hold of @khamusa via other channels to take over maintaining of this gem.

Amazing, welcome back und thanks for putting in the work :)

If you are using strict mode react renders the component twice. If you use an effect to dispose of your query you might get this error. In that case in...

I am not sure, I actually just stumbled across this issue. I had the same problem with another stack. But this looks very much like the culprit to me, yes....