Timon Jurschitsch
Timon Jurschitsch
+1 This would be really useful when resetting the test data only once in the global setup and the flaky test now does not have a clean state it had...
I actually did nothing more than run `pnpm create vite` and it created three different tsconfig files: - `tsconfig.json` - `tsconfig.node.json` - `tsconfig.app.json` when I ran `gql.tada doctor` it didn't...
Hm..I did not think of the differences in the created tsconfigs by Vite (insert relevant xkcd about standards here). Yes, the initial `tsconfig.json` looked just like the file you linked....
so, I have investigated this issue a bit. it appears that the problem is here: https://github.com/biomejs/biome/blob/eb14ebf824097bb6c64deefbd285d205ca021815/crates/biome_js_analyze/src/lint/correctness/use_jsx_key_in_iterable.rs#L324-L332 since it is checking if there are any children, the child is then flagged,...
ah, I see that in the original PR, someone already brought up that ESLint handles this differently: https://github.com/biomejs/biome/pull/2747#issuecomment-2097681976
If you already have `fzf` installed, you could create an alias to do something like what you suggest: ```sh zellij attach $(zellij ls -s | fzf) ``` I use the...
not only is the UI terrible, how exactly do you add new clusters with this? the docs aren't helpful at all. in the previous version, you had a dedicated button...
oh, did not see that this is still open... @Maxframe I don't have any more questions here, so this should be good to go
working on `meilisearch/tests/index/create_index.rs`
[`create-t3-app`](https://github.com/t3-oss/create-t3-app/tree/next/cli) could also be an inspiration: instead of providing all possible combinations, they only write the necessary files. If this is "greenlit" and if you don't mind that a non-member...