Paweł Gościcki
Paweł Gościcki
Yes, this would be a great addition!
All my tweaks: https://github.com/pjg/dotfiles/blob/master/.gitconfig
I have also run into this issue. It occurs when webpack (v5 on my end) bundles puppeteer. I have solved it by explicitly declaring webpack ignore directive when importing a...
Yeah, but in practice this default behaviour is quite problematic when dealing with user input. For example, we have the "URL" input and user will enter `about.html`. And guess what,...
Sure. But there is no better tool to use for validation, so you have to make do with what there is (and PSL is an awesome project!).
@LunarWatcher thanks for maintaining the fork! Just switched to it :)
I was able to fix this issue on my end by adding `position: absolute` css rule for `.react-date-picker__calendar--open` and `.react-date-picker__calendar--closed` css classes. Not sure why those classes don't have this...
You might want to use some fork, which works with Rails3: https://github.com/pedro/hassle/network
Pedro, could perhaps you or Nick Quaranto please integrate the patches from other forks and release a new official version of hassle working with Bundler/Rails3? Pretty please?
@sgreenfield: I cannot seem to find the github page for this gem. Uhm, and the gem itself in version 0.0.2 has only 2 requires in the `lib/hassle.rb` and not much...