Thomas Eizinger

There is the `preload` extension which could help with the list > details workflows that you mentioned: https://htmx.org/extensions/preload/

> 2\. I'm really productive with code like frontend calculation only, example: the sum of invoices rows; I mean, list of something to calculate on frontend only without backend calls...

Isn't this already possible by adding an `hx-get` to a regular `div`? The content of the `div` will be immediately rendered, the AJAX request runs in the background and updates...

> Do we have an example? @thomaseizinger Of what exactly? Adding `hx-get` to a `div`? I'd say the reference explains that pretty well: https://htmx.org/attributes/hx-get/ This blog post discusses more ideas...

> I better explained what I need here: [#1706 (reply in thread)](https://github.com/bigskysoftware/htmx/discussions/1706#discussioncomment-6807043). I see. The following could be interesting, I think it is possible to implement as an extension: -...

> I usually send the most recent data in the first full page response and only then use Ajax calls to refresh. I don't think it's cool to render any...

> @thomaseizinger do you have news for this eventually? No, I have not been using HTMX for anything lately.

Maybe it is worth to add some context to this issue. We ran into this because we use `cargo test --all-targets` on Travis and usually `cargo test` locally. A not-compiling...

> Just for some clarification, cargo has a model where there is a distinction between a _target_ and a _mode_. Doctests are a _mode_, and that is why `--all-targets` by...

How difficult is this to implement? We don't allow merges with CI failures but from what I understand, the current workaround is to accept the false-positive and immediately do a...