Andrew Hummel

Did anyone figure out a workaround for this? I'm also trying to import `materialize-css` (trying to use `waves` specifically) into my Gatsby app. Not having any luck. Tried importing it...

I still get this error. I don't see `params` being passed back in the Google Strategy callback. Any ideas?

Getting same issue here when running my Jest tests. Anyone found any solutions for the warning?

Any chance the `RenderHookResult` type is in there? This is a helpful type that gets exported in `@testing-library/react-hooks`. I don't see it exported in `@testing-library/react`.

@mpeyper Correct. It's not exported and it looks to be an altogether different type (interface) than [this one](https://github.com/testing-library/react-hooks-testing-library/blob/c7a2e979fb8a51271d0d3032c7a03b6fb6ebd3e6/src/types/index.ts#L57).

> ref https://github.com/terraform-aws-modules/terraform-aws-ecs/compare/master...bryantbiggs:terraform-aws-ecs:feat/service?expand=1 When this PR is created and subsequently rolled out, will this allow creation of the actual ECS service and task definition? Or what all functionality will be...

Hello @kotaroyamazaki, is there any update on this PR? Thank you

> @monfresh I think the point is that Linux users were have been used to installing RVM on top of their fresh Linux installation and within minutes are good to...

Yeah I guess that would work too. It just becomes a bit verbose and messy when dealing with huge insert statements. Whereas `None` is inherently handled with paramaterized sql.

Do any of the above `workspace select/show/new` hooks work when you are deploying to separate accounts? Say you have a `dev` stack going to account `A` and a `prod` stack...