Ryan Sukale

The [react context](https://reactjs.org/docs/context.html) is just meant to be an object such that all the child components in the tree can access. Its usually acts like a global variable that is...

@jameslnewell I am getting it with a regular post with a JSON body ```js const responseBody = {hello: 'world'}; const request = {body: 'message'}; mock.post(path, { status: 201, body: JSON.stringify(responseBody)...

Since its a testing framework, why not use those dependencies? Otherwise, can you mention in the documentation that the library expects certain objects to be present. And if testing outside...

I just tested the "xhr-mock": "2.4.1-preview.1" release and it works for my use case. However, do consider adding the recommended libraries as part of the docs. Thanks!

We ran into a similar issue. Here are some details. Our modal contains a bunch of fieldsets. Each fieldset has several radio buttons. In the footer of the modal is...

Until now I was only seeing the issue in firefox. But as of today, this is happening in on both firefox and chrome.