Sam Pohlenz

@swrobel Since `default_order` defaults to `:asc`, you can keep that line slightly simpler and do: ```ruby column :id, sort: { default: true } ``` However I do think there is...

I'd definitely agree with you that the current approach taken with the automatically generated select fields breaks down with very large data sets, and as such is somewhat naiive in...

I'd definitely like to enable this as an option, with ⌘+S / CTRL+S as the default shortcut for saving. Given that Trestle currently does a refresh when submitting the form,...

Hi @alecrubin. Have you made any changes to your `config/initializers/trestle.rb` or admin file, or are they basically pristine from the generator? Anything running like spring that may be interfering with...

@JulienCorb I have been able to replicate this, although I haven't been able to look into it any further than that. I'm also unsure whether it is reasonable to expect...

Are you able to post the full stack trace? I'm not seeing the results that you are with the same versions of Trestle and Rails.

The first thing I would suggest looking at is to see whether you can use `:address_id` as your parameter to the `collection_select` instead of `:address`. I'm not 100% sure that...

My understanding is that Rails should theoretically be handling this for you, assuming your proxy server is correctly setting the `X-Forwarded-Proto` header. See https://stackoverflow.com/a/10432596 Also just to clarify, were you...

I am able to reproduce this unfortunate behavior in Safari. In my opinion that must surely be a bug in Safari, although I haven't been able to find any other...

This is definitely an area that currently has some shortcomings (that I'd like to fix). For critical functionality, I've generally stuck with high-level feature specs (such as in https://github.com/TrestleAdmin/trestle/blob/master/spec/feature/automatic_resource_spec.rb which...