Xingchen Hong

@serkandurusoy I'd like to know what's making you uncomfortable with the changes? I agree that this could be written with ES2015 but so far this package doesn't rely on the...

@raix Then I'd need another helper for checking if a value exists in an array (dynamic), which happens to be the behavior of `$in` operator in MongoDB.

I also hit this. I only need the rendered view when debugging so I'm trying to dynamically display/hide the rendering. Running `Render.create` results in  Any workarounds at the moment?...

I have the same problem. In my case I have multiple projects using eslint in different directories and I need a way to specify their locations. I wish`working-directory` in https://docs.github.com/en/free-pro-team@latest/actions/reference/workflow-syntax-for-github-actions#jobsjob_iddefaultsrun...

I noticed a very easy way to produce a chaotic and incorrect result is move the cursor in and out of the parent container while dragging.

Also doesn't work if `styled()` is wrapping an inline component (that likely takes more than 1 line): ``` const StyledComponent = styled(() => { return Hello world!; })` color: red;...

> Also the thumbnail is not in real-time..not sure how often it gets updated. Yeah I've seen the thumbnails in the app lag behind sometimes for days without updating. But...

@jcfilben > you need to let typescript know what to expect for the type of item I don't think I should have to. See https://github.com/grommet/grommet/blob/690cb49abc22031bd80913008b44624d632c0f77/src/js/components/List/index.d.ts#L37-L65 particularly https://github.com/grommet/grommet/blob/690cb49abc22031bd80913008b44624d632c0f77/src/js/components/List/index.d.ts#L60-L61 where the type...

Just in case you were not aware of this, another approach is using the `observe` feature of a cursor. An example would look like: (in CoffeeScript) ``` CoffeeScript cursor =...

If you have a link for people to click and start the downloading, you could have a link tag as: `This is a word.docx` In this way, the browser will...