Ville Saukkonen

Just my two cents: Prettier for Intellij works _absolutely brilliantly_. Couldn't imagine the life without it auto formatting on save. It would probably be very miserable. I obviously don't know...

Try this approach which allows you to create the whole store in a callback: https://github.com/angular-redux/ng-redux/pull/218 I made it for different purpose but might give you enough control to sort out...

Unfortunately my understanding of OCaml is currently limited to pretty much on the level tutorials/basics provides so I don't consider my self as proficient enough to explain the concepts or...

I believe that HS will integrate their API into this if they are still planning on maintaining their own API as well. Anyways it's probably good to try to understand...

I think it might be good to get rid of recovered altogether. It's misleading at best. Estimating recovered should be based on some official formula and recommendations and at least...

I'm experiencing similar with many many packages. It is not practical to remove them all. E: Removing and recreating package-lock.json (+ removing node_modules) helped but that's a nasty workaround since...

Ok, my test data was bad in this case and accidentally the csv was off by one (description missing so everything shifted to left). However the error messaging is still...

@michaelbromley It also looks like the process fails if one of the products fail. In optimal case the process would continue, but tell which products failed to import.

Fixing this would require to change the fetch to start in `componentDidMount` instead of `componentWillMount` to get the handle to the component (`connect.js:199`), and adding the ref to meta in...

I'm experiencing an issue where I set `nginx.ingress.kubernetes.io/cors-allow-origin: "https://www.example.com"` but in the response headers I see `access-control-allow-origin: https://subdomain.example.com` when requesting from `https://subdomain.example.com`. So effectively `nginx.ingress.kubernetes.io/cors-allow-origin` seems to be still `*`.