Sébastien Lorber
Sébastien Lorber
Hi, I'm a heavy user of the Chrome debugger. Not totally sure what you mean by "direct debugging", except maybe that the JS runs on the phone and not in...
Hi, For me the issue I get the most is "unactionnable stacktraces"  Usually when having a stacktrace, we can click a stack item and be lead to the original...
Often we have to inspect network request payloads to debug app problems. But the requests do not show up in remote debugger. It would be very useful to enable simple...
@khizar innerRef is the RN scrollview ref, not the KeyboardAwareScrollView ref (which has the method you want). > Use innerRef to get the component reference and use this.scrollRef.props to access...
@khizar maybe you can try to log the ref here: `innerRef={ref => { console.log("innerRef",ref); this._scroll.current = ref; }}` could it be that you are calling the scrollToEnd after the scrollview...
@khizar it's really hard to help you if you don't provide code. Please go to https://snack.expo.io/ and create a simple reproduction case so that I can take a look. Btw...
@alvaromb about issue of @khizar we wait for a repro case About original issue, i'd like to create a package which aims to help lib authors to intercept refs, supporting...
@texastoland I'm not using this lib for 2 years now and don't plan to maintain it myself. Reach out to APSL for support, I'm just a benevolent contributor and not...
The problem is that it is not easy to use @if conditions without introducing whitespaces, even when it's not intended to append a white space. ``` html @Messages("emails.invitedToSharing.sharedTheSpace") @categoryName(categoryMailData) @Messages("emails.invitedToSharing.withYou")...
yes that could do the job too