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next.js
jonaskuske
jonaskuske commented Apr 1, 2020

Bug report

Describe the bug

When running next using Yarn 2 and visiting a page in the browser that doesn't exist, the 404 error page never shows up. Instead it loads forever ("waiting on localhost...") and then eventually errors with ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE.

But the terminal shows that the page was compiled:

[ event ] build page: /next/dist/pages/_error
[ wait ]  compiling ...
boneskull
boneskull commented Apr 14, 2020

I'm getting bit with failing documentation builds because I'm writing docstrings that JSDoc doesn't like (specifically, TS-style). But there's no linting happening before getting to Netlify.

We may be able to make JSDoc just check the syntax and exit (and make it part of the lint scripts).

This is moot if we want to move forward with maintaining our own TS types (for which there is an op

ashwin-yardi-10
ashwin-yardi-10 commented Sep 29, 2018

Here is the code snippet:

nightmare
    .on('console', (log, msg) => {
        console.log(msg)
    })
    .on('error', (err) => {
        console.log(err)
    })
    .goto(url)
    .inject('js', 'jquery.min.js')
    .wait('#btnSearchClubs')
    .click('#btnSearchClubs')
    .wait(5000)
    .evaluate(function () {
        const pageAnchor = Array.from(document.querySelectorAll(
blaasvaer
blaasvaer commented Mar 1, 2020

Hi, I've been trying to figure out from the docs (and google) to implement externalization of modules in Browserify with no luck. I've implemented transform-runtime plugins, and used .external(filename) in Gulp and tried to use require() in another module ... but I general cannot figure out from the docs what part or parts I'm missing in making this work.

Could someone please, add a brief secti

PowerMogli
PowerMogli commented Sep 9, 2019

We are trying to migrate to v4. But now we are failing because we have no clue how to setup a custom auth (api-key) strategy. In v3 we registered our custom api-key strategy at passport like this:

this.passport.use('apikey', new Strategy(verifier));
// and
app.configure(apikey({ header: config.apiKey.header }));

Is there any documentation how to setup a custom (api-key) authentic

WowItsDoge
WowItsDoge commented Feb 22, 2019

Is there an overview, how the config object for the constructors of the neural network are defined?

This would be interesting:

  • Has brain.NeuralNetwork and brain.recurrent.RNN the same config attributes?
  • What is the description of the inputSize attribute?

Thank you for the great work with this library, it is realy amazing!

shanekwheeler
shanekwheeler commented Dec 3, 2018

I am trying to run an express app through Visual Studio Code. I have a launch.json file with DEBUG defined like so:

        "env": {
             "DEBUG": "*"
        }

Here is a trimmed down version of my app.js file where you can see the bolded debug line that doesn't output to the debug console (Test 2). Test 1 before it outputs as expected. If I run this from the command li

gdbgui
tiptap
chrisjbrown
chrisjbrown commented Apr 22, 2020

Describe the bug
on an Android device using chrome browser

in the editor
with the cursor in front of a mention node
the editor either skips over the mention deleting the previous node
or copying and pasting the contents of the mention node.

these can be observed on the example page
https://tiptap.scrumpy.io/suggestions

Environment

  • OS: Android
  • Chrome

![Screen-Reco

bug
qutebrowser
The-Compiler
The-Compiler commented Apr 7, 2020

qutebrowser still uses enum.Enum() as function in some places:

scripts/dev/check_coverage.py
49:MsgType = enum.Enum('MsgType', 'insufficient_coverage, perfect_file')

tests/unit/api/test_cmdutils.py
272:    Enum = enum.Enum('Test', ['x', 'y'])

tests/unit/utils/test_utils.py
563:        e = enum.Enum('Foo', 'bar, baz')

tests/unit/commands/test_argparser.py
31:Enum = enum.Enum(
beaker
martincizek
martincizek commented Mar 31, 2020

As CommonMark spec 6.3 states, a single space character is removed from the front and back if the string both begins and ends with a space character (shortened).

But rules.code adds spaces independently, which means false spaces can be introduced into the resulting code span.

The corresponding test is actually expecting a wrong value adding a

vindarel
vindarel commented Sep 30, 2019

messages, buffer-history-tree and [command, variable]-inspect produce an html view, which is pretty bare bones. We could spice them up, make them pretty, probably reactive (sort columns in messages,…) and with more links.

The more we add introspection information into the help, the better.

skills required: html, css and JS, all through Lisp; lisp to enhance the help.

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