Clément

Seems to be working for me with gradle plugin 7.0.3 and gradle 7.0.2 Thanks @baksansk

template ``` ts ``` component ```ts ngOnInit() { this.chips = new FormGroup({ tags: new FormControl(this.value, []) // add validators here }); this.chips.get('tags').setValue([{{ id: "QMpEIq4Qrc", itemName: "NAME" }}]) } get chipsList()...

@hasanbasri1993 Your error is related to the reader as far as I can understand Maybe your hardware or driver has some issue?

Thanks for your answer, your point looks consistent... Unfortunate! I did cast it and can now access the interface. ```kt (_peripheral as AndroidPeripheral).requestConnectionPriority(Priority.High) ``` Thanks again!

Well, the casting does the job at least, no worries. I did successfully call it and yeah... Seems like it's working better (seems!) The thing that the method is Android...

Better delete all aws-sdk folders recursively to avoid skipping nested aws-sdk folders: ```yml packagerOptions: scripts: - find . -type d -name 'aws-sdk' -exec rm -rf {} + ```

Hi @sandrinodimattia I'm looking for the same answer. Is there any way to manage m2m applications?

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@jkon @Sean-Brown The easy solution is to create a [custom component](https://gist.github.com/somq/82192ebd857e22d6c5ebdd067fb92ed0). import the module, add the reference to your settings object ```js ... type: 'custom', renderComponent: STPopoverViewComponent, ... ``` and...

Follow the doc example to implement the custom component. https://akveo.github.io/ng2-smart-table/#/examples/custom-editors-viewers The button example one for instance: https://github.com/akveo/ng2-smart-table/blob/master/src/app/pages/examples/custom-edit-view/basic-example-button-view.component.ts Add your popover or tooltip in the component template ```typescript @Component({ selector: 'button-view',...