Theodor Vararu

The system dialog that appears is a security feature from macOS and it isn't possible to circumvent its appearance AFAICT. You can write an AppleScript to click on the dialog;...

Getting the same issue in pretty much the same conditions. I've traced the cause to inside the `color` method, to the `$scope.$$phase` and `$scope.$apply` calls. But after working on it...

Regarding the use-case for a full-screen calendar visualisation (as opposed to a small focused date picker), for future research, the following products could provide inspiration for how to implement this...

We're experiencing the same issue on Cypress 4.12.0: https://github.com/DFE-Digital/apply-for-teacher-training-tests/pull/31/commits/44911ed8564809afb01b7b8234535e0e0c6b5102

I'm looking into this, yeah it's a legitimate bug ([comment here acknowledging](https://github.com/jxnblk/tachyons-components/blob/aa3e157afc8c8a4ba9e7d540a4463b838cd8c6d3/scripts/parse.js#L6)). Here's why it doesn't work: Given: ```js const Span = styled('span')`` hello ``` [A lookup][1] for the `grow-large`...

Yep good points both 👍

@oskarrough you're looking at fixing the behaviour described in #222 where the dropdown arrow doesn't close the menu, yes? The line you linked, which is inside `handleInputChange` and gets triggered...

🙌 Amazing work all!!

Ah, this is because of the default search engine: https://github.com/alphagov/accessible-autocomplete/blob/3d7f093ac59b5d6cbd7972278a167eb7f3dc118e/src/wrapper.js#L14-L17 It takes an array of results and filters down to the ones that contain the query, in the same order....

@querkmachine updated! :+1: