Francis George

Yeah, debugging permissions is actually very difficult without the model name. Firstly, the [error class defines `message`](https://github.com/ruby-hyperloop/hyper-mesh/blob/ebf661eecc592799b7723bb666c1d42d84551918/lib/reactive_record/permissions.rb#L3) but elsewhere just `to_s` is called so you don't see the error class...

I've found 2 places in the code where the class is changing to the superclass. ## Wrong self in finders https://github.com/ruby-hyperloop/hyper-mesh/blob/5e811858548f31a73a33e3e856e65c97b57c20e8/lib/reactive_record/active_record/class_methods.rb#L45 Instance eval changes self so you're not passing in...

Looks like this is fixed on master but needs a new gem release https://github.com/danielpclark/faster_path/commit/855d1b9a27a2d7893b7ed55b2ff9a59d9c8ef098

`console` is a JS global just like `document` so you can access it the same: ```ruby JS.global[:console].log('hello') ``` Feel free to make whatever shortcut you find comfortable: ```ruby # global...

I'm seeing the same on latest Brakeman. Not sure how to check which Prism is loaded - it's not in the gem's dependencies? Other gems in my Gemfile request Prism...

If running `container:release` doesn't actually tell you whether your container has been released then that's pretty confusing. At that point you've already pushed your containers to the Heroku registry, so...

Was very surprised this isn't supported, all of our tables use UUID primary keys to avoid enumeration attacks etc

I was just testing out iOS Voiceover support and noticed the same "reading things underneath the current screen" issue. Can be reproduced in current version of the example navigation app...

@brentvatne Thank you. I opened an issue for "Button Shapes" as well.