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I just did `).put(JSON.stringify(value))` and it works as long as you `JSON.parse` on subsequent gets . That way you can put anything in including an Object and it'll just work...

Here's workaround code in a promise-friendly wrapper I'm writing: ``` // @see https://github.com/amark/gun/issues/896 const exists = await this.gun.get(root).get(key).then(); if (exists === undefined) { return undefined; }; let result = await...

I just burned 6 hours on similar problem, it was a badly performd merge (from a conflict) on backend-config.json that got me. amplify push should rebuild *everything* and not leave...

http://www.loyalbooks.com/book/a-tale-of-two-cities-by-charles-dickens download the .m4b. Change file extension to mp4.

FYI, the host check is too strict because you are supposed to check for "domain or subdomain". superagent just checks to see if the host is different, it doesn't check...

I have found all sorts of issues with reliably getting session logout to work reliably with Passport both on the client and server side. This is the entirety of my...

The [IETF syslog standard](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syslog) uses `warning`, not `warn`, and this has already generated confusion and errors. same with `err` and `error`. And these can be hard to test for, because...

note: OSX 'which' is broken, because it doesn't show the one actually being used. if you try to execute `git` it actually uses `/usr/bin/git` but `which` claims the system should...

I tried the workaround suggested by @matthewerwin and I note a couple of things: 1. if you are using a session, then in the success state in the `/login/facebook/return` route...

Ran into same issue, the `req.session.destroy` workaround noted above fixes it. thanks!