Sam Pohlenz

There is currently no out-of-the-box solution for notifications, but should certainly be possible to implement now (and is on my road map to build out, although not in the near...

I'll have a bit more a think about what options are appropriate to provide here, and whether they belong in trestle core or trestle-auth. However if you are building out...

The Trestle engine uses an [isolated namespace](https://guides.rubyonrails.org/engines.html#routes) for its routes. This means that calls to your main application's routes must be prefixed with `main_app.`. e.g. ```erb ``` Alternatively you can...

Could you give an example of what use case this is solving for you? What are you returning from your [`Trestle.config.display_methods`](https://github.com/TrestleAdmin/trestle/blob/master/lib/trestle/configuration.rb#L79) instance method? This just doesn't feel like the right...

I'm planning on implementing a "subresource" feature at some stage. However you are correct that this isn't currently handled properly, and something like you have is probably the best solution...

The way this currently works, the (relatively limited) dialog customizations are controlled by the link that initiates the dialog. You can set a custom modal class using the `data-dialog-class` attribute...

As you've found, it's not currently possible to change the title in this way without editing the template file (the only way would be to add some custom translations to...

For now, setting titles via cloning templates and using `content_for` is still the best solution. However I am right now working on a new API for defining toolbars, which will...

The reason this happens is that the custom JS is included via a Sprockets `require` (which can be overridden from other asset paths) whereas the other files are included via...

I'm presuming you mean some sort of toggle switch like this:  If so, I'd definitely like to include something like this in Trestle core. Thinking about what it could...