Braden Kelley

@navargas Also, changing `end=+}+` in that line seems to fix it as well. Although, I don't notice any difference in coloring with that line in, out, or with `end=+}+`. What...

Regarding the color difference, that ended up just being something with my colorscheme - the difference was subtle enough that I didn't notice at first. I only ended up seeing...

This was also recently fixed in https://github.com/neoclide/vim-jsx-improve/commit/5f855dafa89bde202a315b76e642addd3dc81d40. Is there an easy way to port the changes over here?

Yeah `class="active"` works but this change makes it unnecessary and prevents having to initialize the page on DOM ready as it currently does.

@tomscholz I went ahead and made a few minor improvements and cleaned up the commit. I just kept it in this PR to keep things simple.

I just checked and it's still present. You can see the bug by going to http://materializecss.com/forms.html You can see the animation every time you refresh the page - `First Name`...

Current workaround would simply be something like this: ```python claims = jwt.decode(...) if "azp" not in claims: raise JWTError("Expected azp to be in claims") elif calims["azp"] != expected_azp raise JWTError("Invalid...

Wifi _was_ working for me after an update to 16.04, but only after following [these steps](http://askubuntu.com/a/561993/23482). However after the latest `apt-get dist-upgrade` all I can see now is "HP-Print-B6-Officejet 6700"...

Hmm, a second restart actually seemed to fix the wifi...weird. And actually now that I think about it what might have gotten wifi working after updating to 16.04 was disabling...

I've seen cases where the `yarn.lock` file isn't 100% compatible with yarn, and `yarn audit` will have issues. Some examples: ## Using package.json overrides ``` ❯ cat package.json | jq...