rburgst

I could have sworn I searched for it and the search came up empty. Anyway thanks

we fixed it by using the following function ```typescript function getModuleExport(module: unknown): unknown { if (isObject(module) && 'default' in module) { return module.default; } return module; } ... Player.addModule(getModuleExport(MP4ContainerModule)); ......

anyone home?

anyone home?

it would be cool to have an example on how to integrate that with a SolidJS web component.

> If using Yarn, a workaround is adding > > ``` > "resolutions": { > "npm/chalk": "^4.1.2" > }, > ``` > > to your package.json note that this fails...

Please also note https://github.com/keystonejs/keystone/discussions/8324

thanks a lot for taking the time to contribute, could you be so kind to add a unit test so that we wont break this functionality with future updates?

did you actually try to assign a cookiejar with the client? I am wondering why the authenticator should deal with this directly. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34881775/automatic-cookie-handling-with-okhttp-3

If you are not using a cookie jar then you are doing it wrong. Please consider the stack overflow article I have linked. You cannot expect other libraries doing the...