Ville Saukkonen

Nice, thanks for the info! I've tried this: ``` formatError: error => { Bugsnag.notify(error); return error; }, ``` But it does not work and needs improvement to capture stacktraces and...

@johnkiely1 something like this could be a good starting point: ```ts const bugsnagPlugin = (): ApolloServerPlugin => ({ requestDidStart: async () => ({ async didEncounterErrors(requestContext) { requestContext.errors.forEach(error => { Bugsnag.notify(error,...

@johnkiely1 any news on this? Apollo is more popular than many of the other plugins provided so far.

This is how we currently forward apollo errors to bugsnag: ``` const notifyGraphqlError = ( error: Error, graphqlError: GraphQLError, request: GraphQLRequest ) => { Bugsnag.notify(error, event => { event.addMetadata('GraphQLMetadata', {...

@xander-jones You have quite dangerous defaults then. How on earth you think that logging cookies is a sane default?

Thank you for taking it forward. Cookie is probably the most sensitive field of all of them since in regular web apps it has the session information that gives access...

I think that in this case the `` `cx` type is actually [_record_](https://v1.realworldocaml.org/v1/en/html/records.html). @hackwaly do you have a plan how to implement support for that?

@hackwaly unfortunately I don't have simpler code base for you :/ But I _think_ that it actually happens with ocamlearlybird as well but i'm not 100% sure. Here are debugging...

@segunadebayo this is still a problem with the latest ChakraUI. Even when the menu is closed, it overflows and the whole screen scrolls. This is what helps though: `` (90vh...

This was the first thing I hit while trying out Remirror with Next.js. Is the correct workaround to copy paste the markdown editor code?