ray007
ray007
> If you switch to ES6 classes the outline should be organized as expected. 😉 > > For ES5 syntax however this would mean a big change, so no guarantee...
Running the css files though minification (using yui compressor) before unification seems to fix the problem for me.
Maybe ask for a volunteer for 0.x maintenance?
I have the same problem with nativescript version `8.1.0`.
It would seem that the `knownFolders.ios.downloads()` function is either looking in the wrong place or I'm missing some permission to look there, since browsing with the `Files` app does show...
Isn't the system `Downloads` folder the one all apps should be able to access? So you can download a file and open (import) it from your own app. Not sure...
@farfromrefug When opening the `Files` app, I can go to `Locations` > `On My iPhone` > `Downloads`, which is where I can also see downloaded files in. I'd assume (hope)...
@farfromrefug I tested on an actual iPhone and downloaded a file with safari to make sure there is one. Quite possible that there isn't one before you actually download anything.
Is there an option to bind a tooltip for cluster-markers to the layer now? If so, I couldn't find it...
Same problem here. Seems the `android` commands need to be converted to `tools\bin\sdkmanager` or `tools\bin\avdmanager` calls.