Pouria Hadjibagheri

The value can, and does change. That's what a CSRF token is there for. However, I have never seen the name of the cookie being altered. Sure, we can use...

Interesting. This is incompatible with their own instructions. We're already passing way too many options to the element. I think we should take an alternative approach for this.

Right, so you want to reinitialise MarkdownX then. [Here's the code](https://github.com/neutronX/django-markdownx/blob/master/static-src/markdownx/js/markdownx.ts#L830-L846) that initialises the process when DOM has loaded. My understanding is that you want to reinitialise this, which means...

Thank you for the suggestion, @ginabythebay . It is, in principle an interesting idea; however, there are a few aspects to consider: - We cannot allow just _any_ file to...

Actually both server and the users. You can have dynamic code evaluation, and Python interpreter is written in C, so there are a few things to consider given that the...

Hi @infinnovation-dev Well, they have been implemented intentionally, so they are indeed intended. But also yes, they are still experimental, which is why they haven't been formally released. They are...

It's actually neither. We just don't have the data in our database for `...BySpecimenDate` for the DAs. We only have recently started to receive the data, but it takes a...

@GraemeRMcAllister All cases data that we receive on a daily basis are volatile, which is why they change every day as we process and deduplicate them from 10s of millions...

Release of death figures as `...DeathsByDeathDate` has been discontinued. Re the `newDeaths28DaysByPublishDate`, could you please share your code here?

@nimzoking Yes, it is the expected answer. Cases by `PublishDate` are only available for nations, not UTLAs or LTLAs. Try `newCasesBySpecimenDate` or `cumCasesBySpecimenDate` instead. You should get the full data...