shamoon
shamoon
> Reading the paperless-gpt page on GitHub, it [Google] is. False. Paperless-gpt has its own hOCR tool which is then layered into the PDF. That is not something we're willing...
> I've been testing this PR for the past week-ish and so far I haven't noticed any issues whatsoever! Thanks for testing it out!
Thanks, that issue should be sorted (was only for consume directory I think). The content field issue is likely browser caching, this updates that field in the same way as...
Hmm, at the moment we just upload the PDF (not by page), you could perhaps set a file size limit but unfortunately that doesnt really correlate well with the amount...
Good question about including in 2.19, Im not sure. Might be better to keep all the "AI" stuff in v3, but what do you think? Anyway, happy to address these,...
> I'm just a watcher, but I'd rather see it sooner; partially because I'd like to extend to support Google Document AI. But since it's backwards compatible, doesn't seem like...
Honestly, Im not sure if theres an easy way to e.g. polyfill it, agree that would be better.
Well, one workaround is, _in the project that will use_ ng2-pdf-viewer is: 1. Add e.g. `"typings": "./src/typings.d.ts"` to your package.json file 2. Create the file `src/typings.d.ts` containing only: `type SetIterator...
Ps. I can include that workaround in the docs in the PR if that matters. Anyway, enough from me, your call, sorry again for the hassle!
> @shamoon , I got this error when I update to @angular/cli from "19.0.3" to "19.0.4" , I am not sure if this new error or it is cli's fault...