Aurel Branzeanu

> Does the work in #22 help? I saw this PR, seems it will certainly help.

@bmulholland , Ngrok v3 support just landed in the new release of my `ngrok-wrapper` - https://github.com/texpert/ngrok-wrapper/releases/tag/v0.3.0

@bogdanovich, could you, please, review this PR?

> Hi. > I tried to use the plugin with the most recent RubyMine (even rebuilt it with the latest IntelliJ planform SDK) and I couldn't reproduce the issue. >...

> hey @texpert is it ready to merge it? @owen2345 Thank you feedback. @graysonchen, not yet ready to merge - there is a lint failure, and also, a failure of...

OK, I've fixed the Rubocop issue, and the remaining failure is caused by `font-awesome-rails` and `non-digest-assets` not yet supporting the Rails 8 version. So, merging it! Thanks again, @graysonchen!

Not quite so. The `jssbundling-rails` is feeding the JS assets to either Webpack, or Rollup, or Esbuild. "Use [esbuild](https://esbuild.github.io/), [rollup.js](https://rollupjs.org/), or [Webpack](https://webpack.js.org/) to bundle your JavaScript, then deliver it via...

BTW, jQuery isn't yet ESM compatible - they are planning it only for the upcoming 4.0 release. See https://github.com/jquery/jquery/issues/4592

I am more and more inclined to the `upgrade all the JS dependencies one by one to modern versions having ES modules and then migrate to importmaps` way.

+1 for `rubocop`